American Bee Journal, Volumes 70-71Dadant & Sons, 1930 - Bee culture Includes summarized reports of many bee-keeper associations. |
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Page 33
... winter is evidently due to poor stores , as other colonies wintering on sugar have only a very few dead bees . MEETINGS AND EVENTS Current association meetings and organization notices are. FEEDING BEES IN WINTER I want to know if you ...
... winter is evidently due to poor stores , as other colonies wintering on sugar have only a very few dead bees . MEETINGS AND EVENTS Current association meetings and organization notices are. FEEDING BEES IN WINTER I want to know if you ...
Page 494
... winter ? idea is for the bees to have plenty of room to build up in the spring before I take them out of winter quarters . The most of the brood chambers are full of honey . My hives are all ten - frame hives , all deep hives except one ...
... winter ? idea is for the bees to have plenty of room to build up in the spring before I take them out of winter quarters . The most of the brood chambers are full of honey . My hives are all ten - frame hives , all deep hives except one ...
Page 414
... winter- ing , and the winter losses ranged from nothing to 50 per cent , or an average of 26.16 per cent . Two of these beekeepers claimed that the greatest difficulty in outdoor winter- ing was from snow and ice blocking the entrances ...
... winter- ing , and the winter losses ranged from nothing to 50 per cent , or an average of 26.16 per cent . Two of these beekeepers claimed that the greatest difficulty in outdoor winter- ing was from snow and ice blocking the entrances ...
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AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL | 538 |
Our Case Against American FoulbroodM N Dillon | 544 |
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