Bee Box Log

Bee Box Log is a harvest ledger kept per bee box. Each box has its own inspections, harvests, and feedings, and you read the history on that box.

What you can record:

Inspection date, frame count, and whether the honey comb was capped Harvest date and the grams in that batch, with an optional crystal note Feeding date and a syrup note, such as ratio or amount Where the box sits, and a colony-strength note you write yourself A nectar flow gathers the records that fall in one span of dates. Open a harvest batch to see the latest inspection before it, and that box’s feedings in the 14 days up to the harvest. This only lines up dates you already wrote. It does not judge the honey or diagnose disease. Capped means only that the comb was capped at that inspection.

Grams from every box in the yard can be compared. The season sheet can be copied. An inspection reminder can repeat every 1 to 90 days on this phone, or be turned off with 0. It does not diagnose disease.

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