Bees in a Bar-Frame Hive
Bees in a Bar-Frame Hive
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medicine bottle.* Shake well before using. Don't allow the acid to touch the skin. Damp a calico cloth large enough to cover the frames ; moisten a goose-quill or small brush with the same mixture, and pass the quill over the alighting-board at the entrance. Remove the hive top, draw off the quilt as gently as you can, and draw on the cloth. The bees detest the scent, and will go down below. Be careful not to spill the carbolic mixture on the combs : honey readily takes up any odour, and is soo...n tainted.
Buy a bar-frame hive with ten frames of the standard size adopted by the B.B.K.A. Have this size only in all your hives ; experience has proved it well-nigh perfect. At the last Royal Agri- cultural Society's show (1895) Messrs. Meadows (Syston, near Leicester) and Redshaw (South Wigston, Leicester) won prizes for cottagers' hives, 8s. 6d. each. A complete hive should have a floor-board, a body box, with ten frames, two division boards, a rack or upper box for sections or shallow frames, an inverting *' lift," and a roof.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
medicine bottle.* Shake well before using. Don't allow the acid to touch the skin. Damp a calico cloth large enough to cover the frames ; moisten a goose-quill or small brush with the same mixture, and pass the quill over the alighting-board at the entrance. Remove the hive top, draw off the quilt as gently as you can, and draw on the cloth. The bees detest the scent, and will go down below. Be careful not to spill the carbolic mixture on the combs : honey readily takes up any odour, and is soo...n tainted.
Buy a bar-frame hive with ten frames of the standard size adopted by the B.B.K.A. Have this size only in all your hives ; experience has proved it well-nigh perfect. At the last Royal Agri- cultural Society's show (1895) Messrs. Meadows (Syston, near Leicester) and Redshaw (South Wigston, Leicester) won prizes for cottagers' hives, 8s. 6d. each. A complete hive should have a floor-board, a body box, with ten frames, two division boards, a rack or upper box for sections or shallow frames, an inverting *' lift," and a roof.
What to read after Bees in a Bar-Frame Hive?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles C. Miller Memorial Apicultural Library Wu to read onlineMoreLess
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