American Bee Journal, Volumes 70-71Dadant & Sons, 1930 - Bee culture Includes summarized reports of many bee-keeper associations. |
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Page 91
... hand , although a large majority had been sold . In the intermountain territory there is no large amount of honey left on hand , perhaps 30 to 40 per cent of the entire crop , and this is fairly well held . The only com- plaints about ...
... hand , although a large majority had been sold . In the intermountain territory there is no large amount of honey left on hand , perhaps 30 to 40 per cent of the entire crop , and this is fairly well held . The only com- plaints about ...
Page 193
... hand ? 2. Will it be sold before new crop comes ? 3. Honey plant conditions ? 4. How are bees coming through ? CROP ON HAND Conditions seem to have improved considerably over a month ago as to the amount of honey left on hand . The New ...
... hand ? 2. Will it be sold before new crop comes ? 3. Honey plant conditions ? 4. How are bees coming through ? CROP ON HAND Conditions seem to have improved considerably over a month ago as to the amount of honey left on hand . The New ...
Page 83
... hand in many of the heaviest producing sections . Reports from eighty beekeepers throughout the United States show that there is an average of 30 per cent left on hand for the eighty reports coming in . Īn some localities the honey crop ...
... hand in many of the heaviest producing sections . Reports from eighty beekeepers throughout the United States show that there is an average of 30 per cent left on hand for the eighty reports coming in . Īn some localities the honey crop ...
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AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL | 538 |
Our Case Against American FoulbroodM N Dillon | 544 |
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