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I could see buying a bunch of cheap RFID tags and putting them in the frames. Drill a little hole, put it in, fill the rest with glue or epoxy so it is difficul

I could see buying a bunch of cheap RFID tags and putting them in the frames. Drill a little hole, put it in, fill the rest with glue or epoxy so it is difficult to remove without obvious marks. They could just be a simple number progression that can be recorded in a log, nothing too fancy.

lostlogin 8y ago
Those are used in NZ in a growing way (judging by beekeeper discussions only, no actual data). There is a new regulatory requirement to track boxes over the season and provide data on honey origin. There are a variety of low tech solutions, but some clever technical ones. Eg this one, that allows consumers to trace their own pot of honey. http://www.hivetech.nz/beekeepers-find http://www.hivetech.nz/beekeepers-find