Bee Keeping
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For these reasons it is safer for him to keep closer to the natural method at first and try outdoor wintering.
In wintering out of doors the conditions within the control of the bee keeper are more readily perceived and easier to meet, and though the original work of preparation for good wintering out of doors is greater per colony, yet the work during the winter itself and the fol- lowing spring is likely to be less; moreover, the feeling of greater security, as well as the greater certainty o...f finding the colonies in good condition to begin gathering in the spring, are points well worthy of 37 consideration. In other words, indoor wintering should be left to such experienced bee keepers as may prefer it and are located in cold climates, while novices, wherever located, should first endeavor to meet the requirements of successful outdoor wintering; that is, to prepare the colonies so that Nature, whatever her mood as regards the weather, will bring her tiny charges safely through the perils and vicissitudes of the winter months.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For these reasons it is safer for him to keep closer to the natural method at first and try outdoor wintering.
In wintering out of doors the conditions within the control of the bee keeper are more readily perceived and easier to meet, and though the original work of preparation for good wintering out of doors is greater per colony, yet the work during the winter itself and the fol- lowing spring is likely to be less; moreover, the feeling of greater security, as well as the greater certainty o...f finding the colonies in good condition to begin gathering in the spring, are points well worthy of 37 consideration. In other words, indoor wintering should be left to such experienced bee keepers as may prefer it and are located in cold climates, while novices, wherever located, should first endeavor to meet the requirements of successful outdoor wintering; that is, to prepare the colonies so that Nature, whatever her mood as regards the weather, will bring her tiny charges safely through the perils and vicissitudes of the winter months.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Benton to read onlineMoreLess
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