Broodline Hive Rounds

Broodline Hive Rounds keeps hive inspection notes for a beekeeper walking a yard. Your hives stand in the order you walk them, and the one due first rises to the top. Open it, mark each frame as brood, honey, pollen, or empty, note whether you saw the queen and eggs, and enter your alcohol or sugar wash. Broodline Hive Rounds turns the wash into mites per 100 bees and sets it against the line for the colony phase you choose, from the Honey Bee Health Coalition's Tools for Varroa Management. At or above the line, the hive is marked Control mites and a rewash is set for a week later. Broodline does not pick a treatment or give doses. Each round sets one next date: the sooner of a queen check and a rewash, otherwise two weeks, or a month while the colony is dormant. A local notification reminds you that morning. Keep several yards, look back over every round in a hive, add a photo of a…