Queen rearing
In this category, you will find a wide range of products for the efficient breeding of queen bees, whether you are a beginner or an experienced beekeeper. Our selection includes queen cell cup holders, queen isolators, as well as various types of cages and feeders that make handling queen cells and breeding queens much easier. We also offer accessories designed specifically for Mini Plus systems. Among our products, you will also find advanced queen rearing kits that contain everything you need for raising new queens. You can also choose from different marking tools and accessories, including opalite markers and quick-drying paints, which ensure easy and durable identification of queen bees. The pheromone products allow you to efficiently manage and attract bee swarms, while grafting tools and silicone molds enable the simple transfer and creation of queen cells.
Base plastic cell holder 30pcs
The plastic cell holder (30 pieces in the package) is
an aid to an easy quick fix of the plastic cell with a pin. Plastic cells just
need to be inserted into the hole in the holder.
Sectional isolator for frame mounting
Do you want to keep your bee colonies in good condition while limiting the excessive use of harsh chemical preparations? The sectional isolator in the form of an EPO cassette is a practical tool for temporary isolation of the queen bee.
IzoVar - Universal Queen Bee Isolator
Do you want to protect your bee colonies from the Varroa mite (Varroa destructor) effectively while being gentle on the purity of honey, wax, and other bee products? IzoVar is a practical tool for beekeepers who prefer biotechnical methods ...
Base plastic cells with a pin 30 pcs.
Colored base plastic cells - 30 pieces - different colors. Base plastic cells is a suitable tool breeding of bee queens.
Plastic queen cells set of 10 pieces
Artificial queen cells, which perfectly replaces the true bee queen cell. A complete 10-piece queen cell set is a practical tool that saves a lot of time. The set consists of four parts: a plastic molding, starter cup with pin, holder of cell cup holder and queen cells.
Artificial Queen Cell Plug 30pcs
The Queen Cell Plug is used for Queen breeding use is like a breeding plug. Queen Cell closure also serves to close nurseries with a hatch.
Breeding plug for queen cell 30 pcs
Breeding plug is a practical utility for breeding queen. The breeding plug is glued with beeswax on the rails. The length of the bar you choose according to your frame rate.
Holder for queen cell set - imgut - 10 pcs.
Bases cells vasilotrofias plastic drawer. Another variant of the artificial queen cell this time called Imgut. It is a plastic mattress with a simple clip that makes it easy to fasten on a wooden railing without any problems.
Cell protector cage - 1pcs
Try the best solutions
for easy breeding of queen bees. Finding all your virgin queens dead due to an
early hatching queen who killed them.
Cell bar holder - 10pcs
The holder attaches the cell starter cup and the cell cup holder to the cell bar
which goes into the colony that will finish the cells. There are 4 holes at each
corner of these holders.
Cell cup holder - 10pcs
This cell cup holder does just that, it holds the cell cups. When the cells are finished and completely capped, they can be popped off the cell bar holder ...
Cell starter cups 10 pcs
These brown cell cups are inserted into the back of the comb box. The queen lays
an egg in the bottom of each starter cup which is then inserted into a cell cup
holder.
Cell starter cups 100 pcs
These brown cell cups are inserted into the back of the comb box. The queen lays
an egg in the bottom of each starter cup which is then inserted into a cell cup
holder.
Comb box only for queen system
Comb box only for queen system is a plastic the foundation to which the queen spends the eggs. Once the larvae hatch, the plugs are pulled out of the honeycomb and tucked get into the same large holes in the days of the plastic queen bowls.
Complet queen cage
Complet queen cage is a rearing system that facilitates work with transferring breed material to queen bowl without the need for a good sight and a firm hand.
Complet queen cage - basic set
This is the most popular and successful queen rearing system available in the world. With this kit you will be able to raise your own queens and do it without grafting or ever touching a larvae.
Queen cage for kindergarten (ZANDER) - Plastic
Queen cage for kindergarten (ZANDER) - Plastic is a practical utility for breeding queen bees. The execution is very similar to the classic nursery spanner.
Silicone mold for queen cells
Silicone mold for the production of queen - of - wax. Simple form for casting queen's ...
Queen cell cups silicone mold for 10 cups
Silicone mold for making queen cups from wax. Simple mold for casting queen cups in elongated design.
Queen cell cups silicone mold for 7 cups
Silicone mold for making queen cups from wax. Simple mold for casting queen cups in elongated design.
Queen cage with transparent lid
The Queen cage with transparent lid consists of two parts with a space for
queen and honey. The release of the bee queen takes about two days. The
shipping cage on the bee queen is also very good for adding queen and is
very good among the frame.
Queen Introduction Shipping Cage - yellow
Queen Introduction Shipping Cage - yellow consists of two parts with a space for the bee mother and the meduced dough. The release of the bee mother takes approximately about two days. The shipping cage on the bee queen is also very good for adding mothers and nicely fits in between frames.
Wooden queen introduction cage
Classic beehive addition cage. The wooden cage for the
addition of mothers is solved so that in the lateral part there are holes with a
diameter of 35 mm and covered with a wire cloth.
Double wooden queen introduction cage
Classical beehive double hive box cage. A wooden cage is intended
for the queen when applying the method of temporarily leaving the old queen in
the beehive. The standard double cage is enriched with two circular holes that
are covered with wire mesh.
Cage for queen marking
The marking cage serves as a queen. Using this tool, you can distinguish the queen and the queen by using color, sign, or small numbers. Queen markings should not be underestimated even by beginning beekeepers, so you can have an overview of the queen age.
Queen Rearing: A Key Aspect of Successful Beekeeping
Welcome to our queen rearing category — an essential part of every beekeeper’s practice who strives for a productive season. Queen rearing, often referred to as the breeding of queens, plays a vital role in maintaining the health and efficiency of bee colonies. Here, you will find comprehensive information and products that will help you master this fascinating process, whether you are a beginner or an experienced beekeeper.
Why Is Queen Rearing So Important?
The queen is the heart of the hive, responsible for laying eggs and ensuring the constant renewal and growth of the colony. Selecting and rearing new queens is crucial for maintaining a strong, vital, and productive hive. When the existing queen becomes old or less efficient, replacing her with a new one can significantly improve colony performance and behavior.
Queen Rearing Methods
We offer details on various queen rearing methods so you can choose the one that best suits your needs and equipment:
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Controlled Queen Cell Rearing: A traditional and reliable approach that allows easy introduction of new queens into queenless colonies.
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Systems such as Nicot: Advanced methods that improve accuracy and efficiency without the need to transfer larvae manually.
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Incubator Rearing: Offers maximum control over conditions such as temperature and humidity, ensuring a higher success rate.
What Do You Need for Queen Rearing?
Queen rearing requires specific tools and equipment. We provide a wide range of tested and trusted products, including queen cups, isolators, transport cages, and incubators. These are suitable both for professional beekeepers and those who are just getting started.
Benefits of Rearing Your Own Queens
Although queen rearing takes time and patience, it offers many advantages. It allows you to control the genetics of your colonies, reduce unwanted traits such as aggressiveness, and lower costs associated with purchasing replacement queens. For experienced beekeepers, it can even become an additional source of income.
Other Recommended Products
In addition to queen rearing supplies, we also offer beekeeping tools, wax foundations, natural products, and literature. Our range includes innovative solutions such as royal jelly harvesting equipment, which has become a favorite among our customers.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the easiest method for beginners? Controlled queen cell rearing is a simple and effective method, ideal for smaller apiaries.
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How long does it take for a new queen to emerge? A queen bee usually hatches about 16 days after the egg is laid.
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What’s the difference between types of queen cells? Swarm queen cells are located along the bottom edge of frames and serve swarm reproduction, while supersedure queen cells appear in the center of the frame when the hive is replacing an old or missing queen.
We believe that our products and information will help you succeed in queen rearing, ensuring the health and prosperity of your colonies. Explore our range and raise strong queens for thriving hives!
A Detailed Guide to Queen Rearing and Essential Tools
Queen rearing is one of the most fascinating and valuable skills in beekeeping. The process is not only about producing new queens but also about improving colony genetics, enhancing productivity, and providing better control over hive management. Let’s take a closer look at the queen rearing process and the essential tools that make it easier.
By raising your own queens, you gain several key advantages:
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Genetic Control: The ability to selectively breed from specific lines known for desirable traits such as gentleness, honey production, or disease resistance.
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Higher Productivity: Young, well-bred queens optimize egg-laying and overall colony efficiency, leading to healthier, stronger hives.
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Reduced Aggressiveness: Careful selection of breeding stock helps produce calmer colonies, making hive inspections easier and safer.
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Efficient Replacement: Having your own queens on hand allows timely replacement without disruptions in brood production, keeping the colony stable and productive.
Essential Tools for Queen Rearing
Successful queen rearing requires several key tools and accessories that make the process smoother and more reliable:
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Queen Cups and Frames: Special cups for egg placement and frames for securing queen cells provide structural support during rearing.
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Queen Cell Isolators: Protect developing queens during maturation, increasing their chances of successful emergence.
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Transport Cages: Ensure safe transfer of queens between hives and colonies.
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Queen Marking Tools and Paints: Easily identify queens using color markers or adhesive opalite discs for tracking and colony management.
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Grafting Tools: Essential for safely transferring larvae during the rearing process.
Choosing the right techniques and equipment for queen rearing will directly influence your success. Investing in quality tools and knowledge is the key to maintaining strong, healthy colonies. Explore our selection and become a skilled queen breeder — ensuring your bees deliver their best performance and bring you lasting satisfaction.
