American Bee Journal, Volumes 70-71Dadant & Sons, 1930 - Bee culture Includes summarized reports of many bee-keeper associations. |
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Page 115
... feed can from falling through into the center of the package below . Feed cans without such bottoms are very difficult to re- move when the bees are to be liber- ated at the end of their journey . Good shippers brace the top of the feed ...
... feed can from falling through into the center of the package below . Feed cans without such bottoms are very difficult to re- move when the bees are to be liber- ated at the end of their journey . Good shippers brace the top of the feed ...
Page 137
... feed it to the bees in the spring to stimulate and make them strong for the beginning of work in the spring , or would it be better to feed them syrup ? What caused this honey to fer- ment ? Was it too warm , and should honey extracted ...
... feed it to the bees in the spring to stimulate and make them strong for the beginning of work in the spring , or would it be better to feed them syrup ? What caused this honey to fer- ment ? Was it too warm , and should honey extracted ...
Page 127
... FEEDING I have several hives of bees and want to feed them this spring , and I want to know how far away one should put the feeding pans from the hives to prevent robbing . understand about feeding each hive sepa- rately , but I want to ...
... FEEDING I have several hives of bees and want to feed them this spring , and I want to know how far away one should put the feeding pans from the hives to prevent robbing . understand about feeding each hive sepa- rately , but I want to ...
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AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL | 538 |
Our Case Against American FoulbroodM N Dillon | 544 |
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