American Bee Journal, Volume 54Dadant & Sons, 1914 - Bee culture Includes summarized reports of many bee-keeper associations. |
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Page 184
... spring if you want to rear brood for the early honey crop- You also know that most of the heat escapes at the top of your hive while the cold comes in at the bottom . With the use of Flax Board , however , you can entirely overcome this ...
... spring if you want to rear brood for the early honey crop- You also know that most of the heat escapes at the top of your hive while the cold comes in at the bottom . With the use of Flax Board , however , you can entirely overcome this ...
Page 185
... Spring Hill , Tenn . of 3 - band stock reared for honey- gathering qualities Untested , June , $ 1.00 . Later , 75c Tested , $ 1.50 . Select tested , $ 2 . Send your orders now and be as- sured of having queens when you R. A. SHULTS ...
... Spring Hill , Tenn . of 3 - band stock reared for honey- gathering qualities Untested , June , $ 1.00 . Later , 75c Tested , $ 1.50 . Select tested , $ 2 . Send your orders now and be as- sured of having queens when you R. A. SHULTS ...
Page 188
... Spring Work in the Apiary . " Unlike many aricles which appear from time to time in farm papers , this article does not try to emphasize how to keep a pocket- ful of dollars by big crops of honey . Mr. Millen gives some practical ad ...
... Spring Work in the Apiary . " Unlike many aricles which appear from time to time in farm papers , this article does not try to emphasize how to keep a pocket- ful of dollars by big crops of honey . Mr. Millen gives some practical ad ...
Page 189
... spring was early , warm weather setting in as early as March , and many beekeepers brought out the hives from their winter abodes . At the end of March the first honey appeared . However , the warm weather was not of long duration ...
... spring was early , warm weather setting in as early as March , and many beekeepers brought out the hives from their winter abodes . At the end of March the first honey appeared . However , the warm weather was not of long duration ...
Page 191
... spring honey plants up in the hills and moun- tains are now giving a great yield . The market is practically bare of honey , and at present new honey is bringing a good price , and shipments are moving rapidly . As we have no uniform ...
... spring honey plants up in the hills and moun- tains are now giving a great yield . The market is practically bare of honey , and at present new honey is bringing a good price , and shipments are moving rapidly . As we have no uniform ...
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