
Shook swarms involve transferring adult bees onto fresh foundation in a clean hive and then destroying the old comb and any associated brood. Shook swarms are both an effective …
The Shook Swarm or Shakedown Method for Honey Bee Comb …
Dec 28, 2022 · The shook swarm or Shakedown method can be used to switch a colony of bees on to a fresh set of combs or foundation in order to separate the bees from any pathogens, …
Shook Swarms - The Bee Supply
Nov 3, 2022 · How to Perform the “Shook Swarm” Technique. Move original hive over a couple of feet. Set up a new bottom board with queen excluder (A MUST) where the original hive was. …
Shook Swarm - Meridian Beekeepers’ Association
A shook swarm is an method of replacing old, possibly diseased comb with clean foundation. If successful, it’s amazing how it invigorates the bees and how strongly they build-up. It is …
The Shook Swarm Method - beginner-beekeeping.co.uk
Oct 9, 2024 · Learn the shook swarm method for comb renewal and disease prevention in honey bee colonies. Includes step-by-step guide and equipment needed.
Shook Swarming Bees | Beespoke Info
Mar 20, 2016 · The shook swarm can be used for comb replacement, disease control and to turbo-charge bees. It may appear brutal but it works. Here's what you do:
How to carry out a shook swarm. - YouTube
May 12, 2022 · Trials have shown that shaking bees onto new foundation and then destroying the old combs can be beneficial when controlling European foulbrood. This procedure is known as …
How to Perform a Shook Swarm - Sheffield Beekeepers
Apr 2, 2019 · How to perform a shook swarm to replace old, possibly diseased comb with nice, fresh comb. The shook swarm is much quicker than the Bailey comb change, but it’s much …
The general consensus is that the ‘Shook Swarm’ method makes the bees think they have swarmed, but placing the queen excluder at the bottom of the brood chamber stop the queen …
Splitting the top-bar hive with a shook swarm - Beekeeping Trove
Aug 24, 2023 · Today we delve into the nuanced art of splitting the top-bar hive with a shook swarm – a process that nurtures a bee colony’s growth and protects it from …