A mobile enclosure system includes a container and subsystems, including at least one of: a heating unit, a cooling unit, a humidity control unit, and a gas/vapor input unit. The system also includes sensors for monitoring environmental conditions within the container and generating environmental data, and a control unit connected with the subsystems and the sensors. The container includes a mobile foundation and a structural envelope on top of the mobile foundation. The control unit is configured for tracking power consumption by the plurality of subsystems coupled with the container, receiving the environmental data from the plurality of sensors, and modifying at least one operating parameter of the plurality of subsystems in accordance with the environmental data. In embodiments, the structural envelope is a permanent structure or includes insulated panels configured for repeated assembly and disassembly. The system may be compatible with multiple add-on packages for different applications.

A mobile enclosure system includes a container and subsystems, including at least one of: a heating unit, a cooling unit, a humidity control unit, and a gas/vapor input unit. The system also includes sensors for monitoring environmental conditions within the container and generating environmental data, and a control unit connected with the subsystems and the sensors. The container includes a mobile foundation and a structural envelope on top of the mobile foundation. The control unit is configured for tracking power consumption by the plurality of subsystems coupled with the container, receiving the environmental data from the plurality of sensors, and modifying at least one operating parameter of the plurality of subsystems in accordance with the environmental data. In embodiments, the structural envelope is a permanent structure or includes insulated panels configured for repeated assembly and disassembly. The system may be compatible with multiple add-on packages for different applications.

A beehive providing improved humidity and moisture control within the hive box through incorporation of a condensation chamber, improved temperature stability through enhanced airflow, enhanced colony health through improved control of temperature and humidity, and reduction of physical damage to bees during routine maintenance and harvesting tasks through novel construction geometry.

A beehive providing improved humidity and moisture control within the hive box through incorporation of a condensation chamber, improved temperature stability through enhanced airflow, enhanced colony health through improved control of temperature and humidity, and reduction of physical damage to bees during routine maintenance and harvesting tasks through novel construction geometry.

A form-fitted covering that transforms a garden structure into an enclosed apiary. A configurable opening in the roof directs the flight path of the bees up and away from outdoor living spaces and nearby homes.

The present invention comprises a novel beehive solar heater which can be incorporated into any Langstroth style hive (square boxes) easily for the winter season. It is attachable and detachable. No modifications, meaning permanent physical changes to the hive are required. Winter, and the stress due to cold, is the number one killer of beehives in the United States. This novel beehive solar heater, which is easily installed onto a beehive, can eliminate most of the stress that cause hives to die in colder winter regions. It will reduce or eliminate moisture in the beehive and provide the heat necessary for the bees to relocate their cluster to find feed as required.

The present invention comprises a novel beehive solar heater which can be incorporated into any Langstroth style hive (square boxes) easily for the winter season. It is attachable and detachable. No modifications, meaning permanent physical changes to the hive are required. Winter, and the stress due to cold, is the number one killer of beehives in the United States. This novel beehive solar heater, which is easily installed onto a beehive, can eliminate most of the stress that cause hives to die in colder winter regions. It will reduce or eliminate moisture in the beehive and provide the heat necessary for the bees to relocate their cluster to find feed as required.

A protector device includes a plurality of pairs of multi-pronged elements. Each pair of multi-pronged elements includes a first multi-pronged element having a first C-shaped element that has a first straight section, a first end forming a first end spike, and a second end forming a second end spike, and a first connecting element attached to and perpendicular to the first C-shaped element. Each pair of multi-pronged elements also includes a second multi-pronged element including a second C-shaped element connected to the first connecting element of the first multi-pronged element, the second C-shape element having a second straight section, a third end forming a third end spike, and a fourth end forming a fourth end spike, and a second connecting element attached to and perpendicular to the second C-shaped element.

A protector device includes a plurality of pairs of multi-pronged elements. Each pair of multi-pronged elements includes a first multi-pronged element having a first C-shaped element that has a first straight section, a first end forming a first end spike, and a second end forming a second end spike, and a first connecting element attached to and perpendicular to the first C-shaped element. Each pair of multi-pronged elements also includes a second multi-pronged element including a second C-shaped element connected to the first connecting element of the first multi-pronged element, the second C-shape element having a second straight section, a third end forming a third end spike, and a fourth end forming a fourth end spike, and a second connecting element attached to and perpendicular to the second C-shaped element.

An apiary accessory to protect an apiary entrance from rain, flooding, excessive heat, wind, and other elements and debris. The awning device has rectangular planar sheet with lateral or transverse and longitudinal edges. The awning device is secured to front surface of the apiary using a securing sheet that is fastened thereto using mechanical fasteners. During use, the awning device extends over the entrance of the apiary to protect the same and may further comprise one or more sensors for sensing conditions related to the apiary.