Beekeeping Equipment — Protective Clothing
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- December 7, 2021
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Good beekeeping starts with good protection.
Beekeeping Equipment - Protective Clothing provides guidance for new beekeepers to suit up with the right gear for their safety and comfort.
This easy-to-read guide explains the types of suits, gloves, and veils available, how to fit and maintain them, and what to expect as you gain experience around your bees.
What You'll Learn
- Protective Gear Basics: Learn the description and function of each piece of beekeeping protective clothing and important notes regarding each.
- Proper fit and coverage: Secure zippers, cuffs, and collars to minimize sting risk and stay fully protected.
- Fitting and maintenance: Learn how to maintain and care for your protective clothing, following cleaning steps to extend gear life and prevent contamination.
Protect your time in the apiary by downloading your free guide and learn how to gear up for success.
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