3 years ago

Why doesn't a beehive fall off the trees or any other high places?

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vaieri [72.5K]3 years ago

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approximately 18in

How high should my hive stand be? A. While this is heavily dependant on your stature, an ideal height for a hive stand is approximately 18in off of the ground. Unless you are 6'5", this height will be ideal for working your hives without destroying your back.

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