American Bee Journal, Volume 4Dadant & Sons, 1868 - Bee culture Includes summarized reports of many bee-keeper associations. |
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... tree in April , as a kind correspondent advised us to do , as the tree was quite too large to let the top down . But our business was such that we really could not get time to think of or look after them until the 25th of May . Then we ...
... tree in April , as a kind correspondent advised us to do , as the tree was quite too large to let the top down . But our business was such that we really could not get time to think of or look after them until the 25th of May . Then we ...
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... tree is still higher up . Proceed again as before , and when you have got as high up as the tree , or higher , the bees will go in a direct line to the tree . When you judge that you are in its immediate vicinity , cross - line them ...
... tree is still higher up . Proceed again as before , and when you have got as high up as the tree , or higher , the bees will go in a direct line to the tree . When you judge that you are in its immediate vicinity , cross - line them ...
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... Tree . Liriodendron tulipifera . This , one of the greatest honey - producing trees in the world , richly deserves the attention of apiculturists . Having been in the bee business for the last three years , here , where this tree ...
... Tree . Liriodendron tulipifera . This , one of the greatest honey - producing trees in the world , richly deserves the attention of apiculturists . Having been in the bee business for the last three years , here , where this tree ...
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