A Manual: Or, An Easy Method of Managing Bees, in the Most Profitable Manner to Their Owner, With Infallible Rules to Prevent Their Destruction By the Moth
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RULE X.
ON PREVENTING THE DEPREDATIONS OF THE MOTH.
All such stocks as are infested with^he moth, will manifest it as soon as warm weath- er commences in the spring by dropping some of the worms upon the bottom board. Let the Apiarian clean ofFllie bottom board every other morning ; at the same time strew on a spoonful or two cf fresh, pulverized salt.
Immediately after a second swarm has come forth from a hive, the same season, the old stock should be examined ; and if swarming has reduced the...ir numbers so low as to leave unoccupied combs, the Apiarian should take the Queen from the swarm, and let them re- turn to the old stock. ' In case they remain in a cluster, hive them in a drawer, and return them immediately.
44 AN EASV METHOD OF Third and fourth swarms should always have their Queens taken from them and the bees returned to the parent stock.
R E M ARKS.
•■ This insect is a native of Europe ; but has found its way into this country, and naturali- zed itself here."— Thatcher.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
RULE X.
ON PREVENTING THE DEPREDATIONS OF THE MOTH.
All such stocks as are infested with^he moth, will manifest it as soon as warm weath- er commences in the spring by dropping some of the worms upon the bottom board. Let the Apiarian clean ofFllie bottom board every other morning ; at the same time strew on a spoonful or two cf fresh, pulverized salt.
Immediately after a second swarm has come forth from a hive, the same season, the old stock should be examined ; and if swarming has reduced the...ir numbers so low as to leave unoccupied combs, the Apiarian should take the Queen from the swarm, and let them re- turn to the old stock. ' In case they remain in a cluster, hive them in a drawer, and return them immediately.
44 AN EASV METHOD OF Third and fourth swarms should always have their Queens taken from them and the bees returned to the parent stock.
R E M ARKS.
•■ This insect is a native of Europe ; but has found its way into this country, and naturali- zed itself here."— Thatcher.
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