Yes you can. I always leave them in the freezer 24 to 36 hours.
Drawn Comb
In mid May I checked my hives and all were thriving. In mid June I checked my hives and found one was now empty. All of the bees were gone. I opened and inspected all frames and found a few moths but no major damage.
Now my question: all 20 frames have fully drawn comb. Can I safely freeze these to kill any infestations, pests, etc and reuse them in my other hives?
Thanks in advance.
Now my question: all 20 frames have fully drawn comb. Can I safely freeze these to kill any infestations, pests, etc and reuse them in my other hives?
Thanks in advance.
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thank you for the information. I was concerned about ruining my remaining hives with them.
Joseph
Joseph
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