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Queen Rearing for Hobby Beekeepers

The document provides information on rearing queens for hobby beekeepers. It discusses reasons to rear your own queens such as self-sustainability, genetic diversity, and disease resistance. Rearing your own queens is more cost effective than purchasing them and allows you to select for traits important to your local environment. The document outlines the supplies needed for queen rearing, including frames of brood, honey, and pollen to build up nucs. It provides a calendar of steps for rearing queens from placing a queen cell frame to mating flights.

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Queen Rearing for Hobby Beekeepers

The document provides information on rearing queens for hobby beekeepers. It discusses reasons to rear your own queens such as self-sustainability, genetic diversity, and disease resistance. Rearing your own queens is more cost effective than purchasing them and allows you to select for traits important to your local environment. The document outlines the supplies needed for queen rearing, including frames of brood, honey, and pollen to build up nucs. It provides a calendar of steps for rearing queens from placing a queen cell frame to mating flights.

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Making Nucs & Splits and

Queen Rearing

for the


Hobby Beekeeper
Why rear your own queens?

Self Sustainability
Make up for Winter Losses
Increase in hive numbers

Genetic Diversity within apiary and
general area

Club Cohesion

Increased Funding (aka Making Money)

Why rear your own queens?


Cost. A typical queen costs about $20 plus shipping.

Time & Availability. In an emergency you order a queen and it takes several
days to make arrangements and get the queen. A queen may not be
available. Often you need a queen yesterday. If you have some in mating
nucs, on hand, then you already have a queen and availability is not a
problem.

AHB. Southern raised queens are more and more from Africanized Honey
Bee areas. In order to keep AHB out of our area we should stop importing
queens from those areas.

Acclimatized bees. It's unreasonable to expect bees bred in the deep South
to winter well here. Local feral stock is acclimatized to our local climate. Even
breeding from commercial stock, you can breed from the ones that winter
well here.
Why rear your own queens?


Mite and disease resistance. Tracheal mite resistance is an easy trait to
breed for. Just don't treat and you'll get resistant bees. Hygienic behavior,
which is helpful to avoid AFB (American Foulbrood) and other brood
diseases as well as Varroa mite problems, is also easy to breed for by
testing for hygienic behavior in our breeder queens. The genetics of our
queens is far too important to be left to people who don't have a stake in
their success. People selling queens and bees actually make more money
selling replacement queens and bees when the bees fail.

Quality. The quality of your queens can often surpass that of a queen
breeder. You have the time to spend to do things that a commercial breeder
cannot afford to do. For instance, research has shown that a queen that is
allowed to lay up until it's 21 days will be a better queen with better
developed ovarioles than one that is banked sooner. A longer wait will help
even more, but that first 21 days is much more critical. A commercial queen
producer typically looks for eggs at two weeks and if there are any it is
banked and eventually shipped. You can let yours develop better by
spending more time.
Queen Rearing and Bee Breeding (1997) by Harry LaidlawJr. and
Robert Page Jr., Wicwas Press, Cheshire, Connecticut.

Successful Queen Rearing by Dr. Marla Spivak and Gary Reuter

Contemporary Queen Rearing (1979) by Harry Laidlaw Jr., Dadant
and Sons, Hamilton, Illinois.

Breeding Queens (1997) by Gilles Fert, O.P.I.D.A., Argentan,
France.

Rearing Queen Honey Bees by Roger Morse

Fifty Years Among the Bees - by C.C. Miller


BushBees Michael Bush [Link]
Books and References
Beekeeping Math





Caste Hatch Cap Emerge


Queen 3 days 8 days +-1 16 days +-1 Laying 28 days +-5


Worker 3 days 9 days +-1 20 days +-1 Foraging 42 days +-7


Drone 3 days 10 days +-1 24 days +-1 Flying to DCA 38 days +-5

What to look for or judging a colony
Queen Mother Hive

Calm Gentle bees

Good Honey Production

Resistance to pests and Diseases

Good laying pattern

Hygienic behavior

What you need
Regular Equipment

No Special Equipment Required


You could use

Follower Boards

Nuc Boxes
Queen rearing supplies


Mann Lake Ltd.- Plastic cell cups, cages, grafting tools,
kits, nuc boxes.

Dadant & Sons Inc. - Books, supplies

A. I. Root Co.- Books, videos

Brushy Mountain Bee Farm - Jenter system, supplies.

Betterbee Inc. (800) 632-3379 - Supplies and kits

Walter T. Kelley Co. (502) 242-2012,- Wood cages, wax
cups, grafting tools
What the bees Want!
Lots of bees Large Population compared to the size of the hive/nuc box.
Put in extra workers from other frames.

Young Bees Make up starter with at least two frames of capped brood
with all the workers.

New comb Use of new comb for queen cells makes it easier for the
workers to construct cells.

Fresh Eggs/Larva Give the workers what they need gives the
beekeeper a better end resulting Queen.
Queen Rearing Calendar:


0 - Place queen cell frame in brood chamber of Queen mother hive.

3 - Setup cell starter, make them queenless and make sure there is a VERY high density of
bees. Make sure they have plenty of pollen and nectar. Feed the starter for better
acceptance.

3 - Eggs hatch

4 - Transfer the frame to the starter hive. Feed the starter for better acceptance.

8 - Queen cells capped

13 - Setup mating nucs Make up mating nucs, or hives to be requeened so they will be
queenless and wanting a queen cell. Feed the mating nucs for better acceptance.

14 - Transfer queen cells to mating nucs. On day 14 the cells are at their toughest and in
hot weather they may emerge on day 15 so we need them in the mating nucs or the hives
to be requeened if you prefer, so the first queen out doesn't kill the rest.

15-17 Queens emerge (In hot weather, 15 is more likely. In cold weather, 17 is more likely.
Typically, 16 is most likely.)

17-21 Queens harden

21-24 Orientation flights

21-28 Mating flights

25-35 Queen starts laying

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Capped Brood
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Queen Starter Set up
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Queen Starter Set up ten Frame
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Honey & Pollen
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Capped Brood
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Honey & Pollen
Honey & Pollen
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Capped Brood
Capped Brood
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Honey & Pollen
Capped Brood
Capped Brood
Brood, capped brood and queen cells
Queen Starter Set up ten Frame box with follower boards
Any Questions

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See you Tomorrow!
Nucs and Splits
Taking frames off of a strong hive

Splitting a hive up into multiple Nucs

Set up Nuc yard away from mother hive
apiary.
Before you Start Remember.


You will need.


Queens
Take a Split off a Hive
Take 5 frames off of a strong hive

2 frames of Honey with Pollen

3 frames of Brood

Queen from Queen cell or Starter nuc.
Split a hive into nucs
Take 3 - 4 nucs off of a hive

2 frames of Honey with Pollen

3 frames of Brood

Queen from Queen cell or Starter nuc.
Feed nucs depending on need and Season

Build nucs for winter storage or selling


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Honey & Pollen
Honey & Pollen
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Capped Brood
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Nuc/Split Set up ten Frame box with follower boards
Honey & Pollen
Honey & Pollen
Capped Brood
Capped Brood
Brood, capped brood and queen cells
Any Questions

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Growing a Nuc
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Week Eight
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Week Nine
START FINISH
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Week Ten
START FINISH
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Week Eleven
START FINISH
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Week Twelve
START FINISH
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u
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1
1

B
R
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1
0

B
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7

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5

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H
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2

E
M
P
T
Y

B
R
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3

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6

B
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1
0

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R
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D

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8

B
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1
1

B
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1
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7

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5

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-

2


H
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1

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3

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5

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1

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6

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2

B
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3

H
O
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Y


H
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1

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3

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6

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B
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