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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Probably the most important innovation in modern beekeeping, and indeed, it is the innovation that ''defines'' modern beekeeping, was the movable frame hive. Prior to its invention, bees were housed in ''skeps'' (conical straw baskets), which did not allow inspection of the colony. Furthermore, it was not possible to extract honey from a skep without destroying the colony.</div>FuzzyBot