A Manual Or An Easy Method of Managing Bees in the Most Profitable Manner to T
A Manual Or An Easy Method of Managing Bees in the Most Profitable Manner to T
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On ventilating, ... - 23 Rule IV. On preventing robberies, - - - 24 Rule V. On equalizing colonies, by doubling, trobliug, Uc. 26 Rule VI. On removing honey, - - - - 30 Rule VII. The method of compelling swarms to make jA extra Q, ueens, and keep them for the use of their owner, ----- 33 Rule VIII. On supplying swarms with Q, ueenb. When necessary, 38 Rule IX. On multiplying colonies lo any desirable ex- tent, without swarming, - - - 42 Rule X. On preventing the depredations of the rnoth. 43 Ru...le XI. On feeding, 56 Rule XII. On wintering, - . . . . 60 Rule XIII. On transferring bees from one hive to another, 6'-' XIV. General observations, - - 65 fll A 1% UAL, Si c.
RULE I.
ON THP: construction of a BEE-HIVK.
A bee-hive should be made of sound boards, free from shakes and cracks ; it should also be planed smooth, inside and out, made in a workmanlike manner, and painted on its out- side.
REMARKS.
That a bee-hive should be made perf(«t, so as to exclude light and air, is obvious from the fact, that the bees will finish what tlie workman has neglected, by plastering up all such cracks and crevices, or bad joints, as are left open by the joiner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On ventilating, ... - 23 Rule IV. On preventing robberies, - - - 24 Rule V. On equalizing colonies, by doubling, trobliug, Uc. 26 Rule VI. On removing honey, - - - - 30 Rule VII. The method of compelling swarms to make jA extra Q, ueens, and keep them for the use of their owner, ----- 33 Rule VIII. On supplying swarms with Q, ueenb. When necessary, 38 Rule IX. On multiplying colonies lo any desirable ex- tent, without swarming, - - - 42 Rule X. On preventing the depredations of the rnoth. 43 Ru...le XI. On feeding, 56 Rule XII. On wintering, - . . . . 60 Rule XIII. On transferring bees from one hive to another, 6'-' XIV. General observations, - - 65 fll A 1% UAL, Si c.
RULE I.
ON THP: construction of a BEE-HIVK.
A bee-hive should be made of sound boards, free from shakes and cracks ; it should also be planed smooth, inside and out, made in a workmanlike manner, and painted on its out- side.
REMARKS.
That a bee-hive should be made perf(«t, so as to exclude light and air, is obvious from the fact, that the bees will finish what tlie workman has neglected, by plastering up all such cracks and crevices, or bad joints, as are left open by the joiner.
What to read after A Manual Or An Easy Method of Managing Bees in the Most Profitable Manner to T?
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