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ANP BEE honey queen bee excluder is a essential device used in beekeeping to restrict the movement of the queen bee within a beehive. It typically consists of a mesh or grid structure that allows worker bees to pass through, but prevents the larger queen bee from accessing certain areas of the hive. Beekeepers can use queen bee excluders to control the placement of the queen bee and limit her egg-laying activities to specific sections of the hive. By strategically positioning the excluder, beekeepers can confine the queen to the brood chamber or prevent her from entering honey supers, where honey is stored. Queen bee excluders help separate the honey storage areas from the brood chamber, ensuring that the honey supers remain free from brood and eggs. This makes honey extraction cleaner and more efficient. Our queen bee excluders discourage the formation of swarm cells, reducing the likelihood of the colony swarming and leaving the hive. It increased the honey quality by separating the queen from honey supers ensures that the honey harvested is free from any potential contamination, such as brood or bee larvae.