I had come across a colony of stingless bees in the a domestic space around the farm and relocated them to this clay pot. It’s time to harvest and split the colony. Let’s see how.
Stingless bee in mud flower pot 
Dismantling hive from the stand 
Back view of colony 
Plate, knief, new bamboo for new colony 
Mask protects from bees getting inside nostrils and ear opening 
Extracting honey from the colony 
Amber color honey 
Click on here to see honey extraction process image 
Eggs and black resin for the bees to seal the joints 
3 new colony with eggs from a healthy colony 
closeup view of eggs and larve 
Eggs submerged in honey- discard
Great.but without a article it is not cert clear.is there a training given for this honey bee keeping?is the bee hive propagated in bamboo only.what about the mud pots?
Can I have a feed back .
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here is a article on the same
http://naturalfarmerskerala.com/stingless-honey-bee-or-cheruthen-eecha/
this is a very interesting group i read about but didn’t try out.
he was brought up in village. went to chennai to work in IT.
started his own farm which he sources vegetables from. people can help volunteer on the farm and visit the farm. he is known for his traditional greens. he labels from which farm each green was grown in. he is not a full time farmer but is doing this on the side.
https://www.facebook.com/aruvadai/photos_stream?ref=page_internal
http://indulge.newindianexpress.com/aruvadai-the-new-organic-stop-on-ecr/chennai/12499
http://aruvadai.in/Aboutus.html