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thanks for the welcome. i have lots to learn and am very happy to have stumbled into here

i have no bees or chickens at this point. i need the bees to polinate all the fruit trees. i will build the chicken coop in my cabin this winter and have it modulized for quick spring assembly. in alaska it is common to restart the hive with new bees each spring. my thoughts were if i could...

the bees would never have contact with the chickens. the heat from the chickens would keep the bee hive 30 degrees warmer than ambient which means more honey production as the bees would not need to consume as much honey to live thru the winter.

has anyone built a chicken coop and utilized it's heat to help winter-over honey bees in the frozen north ??? i'm winter dreaming of an 8'x8" coop for 15 birds with a honey bee hive attached to an outside wall with a few holes drilled thru plywood and several layers of screen. is there any...