American Bee Journal, Volume 54Dadant & Sons, 1914 - Bee culture Includes summarized reports of many bee-keeper associations. |
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Page 185
... cages them in the drone trap . 5. It permits ample ventilation at the height of the honey - flow . 6. It can be instantly closed when moving bees in and out of cellars or from one yard to another . 7. It permits undesirable queens to be ...
... cages them in the drone trap . 5. It permits ample ventilation at the height of the honey - flow . 6. It can be instantly closed when moving bees in and out of cellars or from one yard to another . 7. It permits undesirable queens to be ...
Page 194
... cages in which they came . Counting from the time they were put into the cages to the 4th , the bees were in them about 70 hours . The weight given , gross , for the five packages at the shipping point was 23 pounds . The gross weight ...
... cages in which they came . Counting from the time they were put into the cages to the 4th , the bees were in them about 70 hours . The weight given , gross , for the five packages at the shipping point was 23 pounds . The gross weight ...
Page 206
... cage containing the queen to be introduced , and the vacant space filled out by two division - boards and one comb of honey . The latter to replace the first one taken out which generally contains mostly honey . The cage with the new ...
... cage containing the queen to be introduced , and the vacant space filled out by two division - boards and one comb of honey . The latter to replace the first one taken out which generally contains mostly honey . The cage with the new ...
Page 207
... cage her for another 24 hours , after which she is generally ac- cepted . My home - made wire cages are more convenient for re - caging than the mailing cages of the trade . La Salle , N. Y. DR . MILLER'S ANSWERS Transferring Increasing ...
... cage her for another 24 hours , after which she is generally ac- cepted . My home - made wire cages are more convenient for re - caging than the mailing cages of the trade . La Salle , N. Y. DR . MILLER'S ANSWERS Transferring Increasing ...
Page 212
... cage is returned by return mail . J. B. ALEXANDER , CATO , ARK , QUEENS Pure leather - colored Ital- ians bred in isolated loca- tion ; mated to drones of a heavy storing strain ; cannot be beat for comb honey ; cap white ; enter supers ...
... cage is returned by return mail . J. B. ALEXANDER , CATO , ARK , QUEENS Pure leather - colored Ital- ians bred in isolated loca- tion ; mated to drones of a heavy storing strain ; cannot be beat for comb honey ; cap white ; enter supers ...
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