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    One of the advantages I hear regarding the two queen tower hive configuration is that you can inspect the brood nest without having to remove the supers. With the brood boxes placed next to each other, the supers cover five of the frames in each brood box. Those frames covered by the supers...
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    So I giving the two queen tower configuration a try. This hive is a back yard hive. So there will be no moving of this hive. I am trying this cause the hive on the right is very weak and I am hoping the left hive will aid the right hive.
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