
41.48°N, 41.53°E · AKS No: 080000845618 · Osmaniye Valley
Preserving Caucasian Queen Lineage & 10-Frame Cross-Sections Through colonies ≠ hives
A 16-table relational apiary management core operating across chestnut and linden foraging belts, decoupling living bee colonies from physical wooden hive boxes.
Operational Problem
When spring swarm prevention, splits, and merges moved living colonies across wooden boxes, box-keyed logs left regional Caucasian queen (Apis mellifera caucasica) history stranded on the old hardware, while defaulting rain-skipped Varroa checks to '0' created false reassurance.
Engineered Architecture
Under SPEC-01, living colonies (colonies) and wooden boxes (hives) were separated and linked via time-bounded hive_occupancies intervals, backed by append-only colony_events triggers and a 5-state (NULL, N/A, UNKNOWN, SUSPECT, VERIFIED) schema.
Field Outcome
Multi-season maternal lineage graphs (DAG), 10-frame cross-sections, and harvest lot traceability run continuously in field production, eliminating misdirected colony interventions.


