American Bee Journal, Volume 54Dadant & Sons, 1914 - Bee culture Includes summarized reports of many bee-keeper associations. |
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Page 189
... live wire . He isn't very large , but you will know he is at the meeting all right . Other subjects will be discussed informally , but the three addresses will be well worth your time . Don't forget the basket dinner . Let everybody ...
... live wire . He isn't very large , but you will know he is at the meeting all right . Other subjects will be discussed informally , but the three addresses will be well worth your time . Don't forget the basket dinner . Let everybody ...
Page 192
... live oaks and sycamores , whose decided dark and light greens lend a pleasing contrast to the duller tints of the mountain sides . This is the bee - pasture which furnished our large crops of the ' 70's and ' 80's , before orange or ...
... live oaks and sycamores , whose decided dark and light greens lend a pleasing contrast to the duller tints of the mountain sides . This is the bee - pasture which furnished our large crops of the ' 70's and ' 80's , before orange or ...
Page 194
... live bees was about 12 ounces , unless there was some loss in the weight of the dead bees , which would equal the loss in weight of the live ones . The great loss in weight is accounted for in this case by the lack of water . There was ...
... live bees was about 12 ounces , unless there was some loss in the weight of the dead bees , which would equal the loss in weight of the live ones . The great loss in weight is accounted for in this case by the lack of water . There was ...
Page 195
... live bees were taken out . There was a loss of less than one pound of bees dying en route , the remaining loss being in bodily weight as mentioned above . It would seem that , for shipment this distance , 25 percent more bees would have ...
... live bees were taken out . There was a loss of less than one pound of bees dying en route , the remaining loss being in bodily weight as mentioned above . It would seem that , for shipment this distance , 25 percent more bees would have ...
Page 196
... lives , we had to pay even for the water we drank . We went away the next day , disgusted with the accommoda- tions , but delighted with what we had seen at sunset and sunrise . From the top of the Gornergrat , we had been shown ...
... lives , we had to pay even for the water we drank . We went away the next day , disgusted with the accommoda- tions , but delighted with what we had seen at sunset and sunrise . From the top of the Gornergrat , we had been shown ...
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