American Bee Journal, Volumes 70-71Dadant & Sons, 1930 - Bee culture Includes summarized reports of many bee-keeper associations. |
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Page 245
... early warm weather had made the bees start brood rearing too early and the incident cold spells thereafter caused a cessation of brood rearing . In the southern states , the weather has been so very backward and so very few days in ...
... early warm weather had made the bees start brood rearing too early and the incident cold spells thereafter caused a cessation of brood rearing . In the southern states , the weather has been so very backward and so very few days in ...
Page 321
... early spring oozing from overwintered cankers has little or nothing to do with the first blight infections . Where , then , does the earliest spring blight come from ? Aside from the overwintering of the fireblight germ on the trees ...
... early spring oozing from overwintered cankers has little or nothing to do with the first blight infections . Where , then , does the earliest spring blight come from ? Aside from the overwintering of the fireblight germ on the trees ...
Page 323
... early in the spring give far better returns than late delivered ones . The recommen- dation to get your bees in May , when the weather is get- ing warm , has cost the buyers many tons of ungathered honey which they might have secured by ...
... early in the spring give far better returns than late delivered ones . The recommen- dation to get your bees in May , when the weather is get- ing warm , has cost the buyers many tons of ungathered honey which they might have secured by ...
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AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL | 538 |
Our Case Against American FoulbroodM N Dillon | 544 |
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