American Bee Journal, Volumes 70-71Dadant & Sons, 1930 - Bee culture Includes summarized reports of many bee-keeper associations. |
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Page 351
... crop so far compared to 1929 ? 2. Honey plant and crop prospect conditions for balance of season . 3. How are honey prices compared to same date in 1929 ? THE CROP SO FAR In the southeastern sections of the country the crop in most ...
... crop so far compared to 1929 ? 2. Honey plant and crop prospect conditions for balance of season . 3. How are honey prices compared to same date in 1929 ? THE CROP SO FAR In the southeastern sections of the country the crop in most ...
Page 457
... crop compared to a year ago ? 2. What will be the probable per colony average in your locality ? 3. If crop is short , doesn't it look like 1929 prices should be maintained ? 4. What are buyers offering to pay ? CROP COMPARED TO YEAR ...
... crop compared to a year ago ? 2. What will be the probable per colony average in your locality ? 3. If crop is short , doesn't it look like 1929 prices should be maintained ? 4. What are buyers offering to pay ? CROP COMPARED TO YEAR ...
Page 437
... crop and market page for September number f the American Bee Journal , we asked our reporters to nswer the following questions : 1 . How is the crop compared to 1930 ? 2. Prospects from now on ? 3. How are prices compared to 1930 ? 4 ...
... crop and market page for September number f the American Bee Journal , we asked our reporters to nswer the following questions : 1 . How is the crop compared to 1930 ? 2. Prospects from now on ? 3. How are prices compared to 1930 ? 4 ...
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AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL | 538 |
Our Case Against American FoulbroodM N Dillon | 544 |
bined with the art of Miss Louise Conradt offers a picture which we are pleased | |
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