American Bee Journal, Volume 10Dadant & Sons, 1874 - Bee culture Includes summarized reports of many bee-keeper associations. |
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... fact is worth a dozen theo- ries . Therefore we are grateful to our friends for giving their thoughts and the result of their efforts to the JOURNAL . But it must be borne in mind that our space is not equal to our good wishes in this ...
... fact is worth a dozen theo- ries . Therefore we are grateful to our friends for giving their thoughts and the result of their efforts to the JOURNAL . But it must be borne in mind that our space is not equal to our good wishes in this ...
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... fact that the bees have a desire for it , owing to their long queenlessness ; having on hand in their cells a store of brood - tood . This untimely breeding , especially if it extends into the Winter , works to their injury , and is as ...
... fact that the bees have a desire for it , owing to their long queenlessness ; having on hand in their cells a store of brood - tood . This untimely breeding , especially if it extends into the Winter , works to their injury , and is as ...
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... fact white clover produced nothing in my vicinity in 1872 . Our old stand - by , the basswood , only produced forage for eight days in 1872 , while in 1870 , it lasted twenty days ; and in 1871 , it lasted in all , nearly thir- ty days ...
... fact white clover produced nothing in my vicinity in 1872 . Our old stand - by , the basswood , only produced forage for eight days in 1872 , while in 1870 , it lasted twenty days ; and in 1871 , it lasted in all , nearly thir- ty days ...
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... fact is more often out and let them fly . Eliza , Mercer Co. , Ill . D. D. PALMER . Bee Notes from Darwin . Bees have solved a recondite problem . They have made their cells of a proper shape to hold the greatest possible amount of ...
... fact is more often out and let them fly . Eliza , Mercer Co. , Ill . D. D. PALMER . Bee Notes from Darwin . Bees have solved a recondite problem . They have made their cells of a proper shape to hold the greatest possible amount of ...
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... facts Now for the results : In this latitude , good queens can not be produced more than four months in the year , viz . , May , June , July , and August ; and a good average is 400 queens for the season . Now let us see what our thirty ...
... facts Now for the results : In this latitude , good queens can not be produced more than four months in the year , viz . , May , June , July , and August ; and a good average is 400 queens for the season . Now let us see what our thirty ...
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