Small hive beetle management options
been vegetable oils, agricultural lime or diatomaceous earth. Be aware that anything put into the hive can result in contamination within the hive. Using or making the container opaque encourages SHB entry. SHB entry holes, drilled or melted, should be 4.5 mm in diameter.
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