Apiary Hardware
Woodenware - How to Build - Honey Extractors
Hive Hardware Exchange |
Need hive hardware on the cheap? Have too much stuff and need to get rid of some of it? The Club's Hive Hardware Exchange might bee the answer! Contact Just Bill (914-3615) to donate or request hive hardware and beekeeping equipment.
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Woodenware
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Mike Morrison (888-9531 or 863-6983) Call to buy hive boxes, frames and foundation. Competitive prices and no shipping charges. Mike also sells his famous pollen patties.
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Build It Days
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Are you a new beekeeper and want some help building your first hive? We periodically offer hands-on classes in Eagle and East Boise. Bring your hive hardware kit and learn the tips and tricks of assembly. Experienced builders will be on hand with all the right tools and experience so you walk away with completed hardware, ready to paint or treat for your bees this spring. Here are some pictures from our February 2024 BiDs.
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Honey Extractors |
Honey Extractors are available to rent for all current TVBC Members. Honey extractor kit comes with all necessary equipment needed to extract honey:
What you'll need:
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Member cost is $10.00 for the first 48hrs, $10.00 for each additional day and an extra $20.00 if additional cleaning is required. TVBC members can contact one of the persons listed below to reserve and rent a honey extractor kit: Rena Alexander (Overland/Cole) Ph: 208 841-0294 Joyce Gebhardt (Five Mile/Overland) Ph: 208 861-1776 James Barnes (Ustick/Cherry Lane) 4957 Golden Spur Drive, Nampa - Ph: 208 869-6531 |
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Looking for a cheap crockpot to process wax with? Need a saucepan for a double boiler? Your local thrift store (e.g. Idaho Youth Ranch) is a great source for stuff to process honey and wax that you don't mind getting messy or risk ruining.
Also you can get cheap lumber for hive stands and whatnot at the ReStore and some big box store remnants sections. Beekeeping does not have to bee expensive! |