American Bee Journal, Volume 107Dadant & Sons, 1967 - Bee culture Includes summarized reports of many bee-keeper associations. |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 53
Page 106
... removed . After a frame is removed and examined , it is placed on end outside against the opposite side of the hive to facilitate the removal of other frames . Combs should be examined so the light will fall into the cells of the comb ...
... removed . After a frame is removed and examined , it is placed on end outside against the opposite side of the hive to facilitate the removal of other frames . Combs should be examined so the light will fall into the cells of the comb ...
Page 348
... removed . When the cage is removed , look for eggs in the cells outside the space covered by the cage . The presence of eggs indicates that the queen has been successfully introduced . If no eggs are present and a queen cannot be found ...
... removed . When the cage is removed , look for eggs in the cells outside the space covered by the cage . The presence of eggs indicates that the queen has been successfully introduced . If no eggs are present and a queen cannot be found ...
Page 386
... removed from the colonies . At this time of removal of the fall crop , it is of utmost importance to make sure that the colony has an abundance of reserve stores of honey and pollen . When storing pollen around the brood area ...
... removed from the colonies . At this time of removal of the fall crop , it is of utmost importance to make sure that the colony has an abundance of reserve stores of honey and pollen . When storing pollen around the brood area ...
Contents
January | 7 |
extra Subscription stopped at expiration | 123 |
Jate printed on wrapper Available on micro | 163 |
12 other sections not shown
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
Agriculture airmail alfalfa American Bee Journal American Beekeeping Federation American Honey Apiaries Apicultural Apimondia Apis April Area Code Area code 601 Area Code 916 Australia BEE FARM Bee Supplies beekeepers BEES AND QUEENS beeswax Breeders brood cage Calif California CAUCASIAN CAUCASIAN QUEENS cents Chivirico colonies of bees comb honey cover drones equipment feeding flowers frames Health certificate honey bees honey crop Honey Farms honey house honey industry Honey Institute honey market honey plants honey production Honey Queen honeyflow HYBRIDS Illinois insect Iowa ITALIAN BEES ITALIAN QUEENS larvae Maryland meeting ment Michigan Minnesota nectar Ohio operation P. O. Box PACKAGE BEES percent pesticides Phone pollen postpaid pounds propolis queen rearing Queens 2 lb royal jelly SALE samples season shipments Sioux spring sugar supers swarm syrup Texas tion truck winter Wisconsin workers world honey XXIst International Apicultural