Hub-shaped beehive

Abstract

Provided is a hub-shaped beehive. The hub-shaped beehive includes a box body, wherein the box body is of an annular shape, a vertical column is also included, and the box body is connected with the vertical column through a plurality of nest frame bodies; a waxy nest base is placed in each nest frame body, and the waxy nest bases are used for forming a nest honeycomb distributed fully in a hexagonal hive; after the beehive is connected with an external honey-picking machine, honey in the box body can be thrown to the inner wall of the box body through centrifugal movement, and then the honey naturally flows from the inner wall of the box body and gets out of the box body. Through the external honey-picking machine, the original complicated honey-picking process is replaced by directly fixing the beehive on the honey-picking machine and performing centrifugal honey picking, so that the honey-picking efficiency is greatly improved; and the structure is simple, and the beehive is suitablefor mechanized beekeeping.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a beehive, in particular to a hub-shaped beehive. Background technique [0002] The beehive is the most basic tool for raising and managing bee colonies. It is also a fixed place for bee colonies to live and produce bee products such as bees and royal jelly. The base of the honeycomb is processed by the bees into a honeycomb full of hexagonal cells, and the honeycomb is used by the bees to lay eggs, hatch, store honey and pollen. In modern beekeeping production, a set of beehives is usually divided into two or more layers, the bottom layer is the breeding area, and the area above the breeding area is the honey storage area. However, no matter the breeding area or the honey storage area, it is based on the biological characteristics of bees, that is, the center distance between the honeycomb and the honeycomb is basically fixed and consistent, and they are arranged in parallel. [0003] However, although the above-mentioned be...

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[0003] However, although the above-mentioned beehives meet the natural characteristics of honeybees, there is one biggest deficiency: when taking honey, the honeycombs full of honey must be taken out one by one, and the honeybees attached to it must be shaken off, and then put into the honey shaker, and the honeycomb will be separated by centrifugation. The method of separating the honey in the honeycomb is labor-intensive and low-efficiency, which is not conducive to mechanized beekeeping

Its internal structure is relatively complicated, and it is inconvenient to extract honey, so it is not suitable for mechanized beekeeping

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