American Bee Journal, Volumes 70-71Dadant & Sons, 1930 - Bee culture Includes summarized reports of many bee-keeper associations. |
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Page 82
... hives have glass panels usually covered with wooden covers , except during periods of observa- tion , and it has always been supposed that the penetration of the light into the hive was a nuisance to the bees . These observation hives ...
... hives have glass panels usually covered with wooden covers , except during periods of observa- tion , and it has always been supposed that the penetration of the light into the hive was a nuisance to the bees . These observation hives ...
Page 187
... hive and put the queen - cells thus obtained in the middle of a comb of brood in each hive , taking care not to injure the cell in making the transfer . This will produce a queen in each hive . It is usually well to watch those hives ...
... hive and put the queen - cells thus obtained in the middle of a comb of brood in each hive , taking care not to injure the cell in making the transfer . This will produce a queen in each hive . It is usually well to watch those hives ...
Page 175
... hives with five frames of foundation each were put out as check hives . On the fifteenth of May two two- pound packages were put in the glass hive and one package was put in each check hive . All were good packages and appeared to have ...
... hives with five frames of foundation each were put out as check hives . On the fifteenth of May two two- pound packages were put in the glass hive and one package was put in each check hive . All were good packages and appeared to have ...
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AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL | 538 |
Our Case Against American FoulbroodM N Dillon | 544 |
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