American Bee Journal, Volumes 52-53Dadant & Sons, 1912 - Bee culture Includes summarized reports of many bee-keeper associations |
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... Hive Much discussion relative to the ad- vantages of the 10 - frame hive has cir- culated in the bee - papers from time to time , and the result seems to be that this size of hive is pronounced as supe- rior over the 8 - frame hive . I ...
... Hive Much discussion relative to the ad- vantages of the 10 - frame hive has cir- culated in the bee - papers from time to time , and the result seems to be that this size of hive is pronounced as supe- rior over the 8 - frame hive . I ...
Page 17
... Hive Bottom and Cover -Observation Hives BY W. A. MORTON . I am sending a photograph of two hives with cement top and bottom . This top and bottom is made of 3 parts coarse sand , and one part Portland CEMENT HIVE BOTTOMS AND COVERS ...
... Hive Bottom and Cover -Observation Hives BY W. A. MORTON . I am sending a photograph of two hives with cement top and bottom . This top and bottom is made of 3 parts coarse sand , and one part Portland CEMENT HIVE BOTTOMS AND COVERS ...
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... hives in the summer as a protection from heat . Will the bees become confused and enter the wrong hive , or will queens returning from their mating - trip be liable to enter the wrong hive ? 2 , Will the zinc top on a Mason jar taint or ...
... hives in the summer as a protection from heat . Will the bees become confused and enter the wrong hive , or will queens returning from their mating - trip be liable to enter the wrong hive ? 2 , Will the zinc top on a Mason jar taint or ...
Page 21
... hive ; then , keeping the one end close to the sids of the hive I had to push the other end 4 inches be- fore it would drop down . I think you will never care to have your frames more angling in the hive than that . My top - bars are 1 ...
... hive ; then , keeping the one end close to the sids of the hive I had to push the other end 4 inches be- fore it would drop down . I think you will never care to have your frames more angling in the hive than that . My top - bars are 1 ...
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... hive , while another apiary - one that he bought , on equally good pasturage - with the same sort of hives and treatment , yielded him but 22 pounds per colony , over half of it extracted . The results seem to prove beyond dispute that ...
... hive , while another apiary - one that he bought , on equally good pasturage - with the same sort of hives and treatment , yielded him but 22 pounds per colony , over half of it extracted . The results seem to prove beyond dispute that ...
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