Special beekeeping container

Abstract

The invention discloses a special beekeeping container, and belongs to the field of beekeeping. The special beekeeping container is characterized by comprising a large container and a small container; the small container is positioned in the large container; the large container comprises a large container bottom plate, large container side walls and a large container rear wall; one horizontal support plate or a plurality of horizontal support plates is arranged on the inner sides of the large container side walls, a pressure plate is further arranged above the uppermost horizontal support plate, one edge of each horizontal support plate and one edge of the pressure plate are hinged to the inner side of the corresponding large container side wall, a top corner at the other edge of each horizontal support plate and a top corner at the other edge of the pressure plate are respectively hinged to support rods, and the lower ends of the support rods are hinged to the large container bottom plate; the small container comprises a small container bottom plate and two small container side walls, and the two small container side walls are hinged to the small container bottom plate; drag wheels are connected to the rear of the lower side of the small container bottom plate; a pressure plate and horizontal support plates are hinged to the inner sides of the small container side walls, and a top corner at the other end of each horizontal support plate of the small container and a top corner at the other end of the pressure plate of the small container are respectively hinged to the corresponding support rods. Compared with the prior art, the special beekeeping container has the advantages of high automation degree and capability of saving time and labor.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a beekeeping device, in particular to a container suitable for collective transportation and a beekeeping platform. Background technique [0002] Beekeeping, or beekeeping, is the business of raising bees artificially and obtaining their products, including honey, royal jelly, propolis, pollen, beeswax and other products. The history of beekeeping has thousands of years, and the utilization of honey started from the era of fishing and hunting. [0003] Beekeepers need to change beekeeping locations frequently in order to catch up with the flowering period. The bee transfer method under the prior art is: whenever a new beekeeping site is reached, the beehives need to be removed from the car one by one, and the beehives need to be moved onto the car one by one when leaving. This mode of operation has the following technical problems: ① labor intensity is high, time-consuming and labor-intensive, and inefficient, and the bees ar...

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Problems solved by technology

This mode of operation has the following technical problems: ① labor intensity is high, time-consuming and labor-intensive, and inefficient, and the bees are disturbed during the moving process, which directly affects the production of honey; , it needs to stay for dozens of days, so it is necessary to set up tents in the bee farm, which is time-consuming and laborious; ③ Beekeepers often release bees on small ro

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