First Lessons in Beekeeping
First Lessons in Beekeeping
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Take Digitized by VjOOQIC CEXLLAR WINTERING \\\ them out of the cellar early in the day. If you have left the cover of each hive on the summer stand, and you have your hives num- bered, it will not be difficult to replace them in the exact position they occupied before winter. Some say that it does not make any difference, but the writer knows positively of two instances when some of the bees remembered their location of the previous fall, and went back to it* However, if you wish to put your h...ives in a new location, this is really the best time to do it, especially if you wish to move them only a few feet away from where they stood previously (69), as most of them will have forgotten the old loca- tion.
Pig. 130 — Hives Completely Covered with Snow.
Wintering bees in houses is not safe unless the wall of the house is made so thick as to be proof against the changes of temperature.
In a room where the thermometer often rises to 60 or 70 degrees the bees will become restless even if kept in the dark, and many of them will perish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Take Digitized by VjOOQIC CEXLLAR WINTERING \\\ them out of the cellar early in the day. If you have left the cover of each hive on the summer stand, and you have your hives num- bered, it will not be difficult to replace them in the exact position they occupied before winter. Some say that it does not make any difference, but the writer knows positively of two instances when some of the bees remembered their location of the previous fall, and went back to it* However, if you wish to put your h...ives in a new location, this is really the best time to do it, especially if you wish to move them only a few feet away from where they stood previously (69), as most of them will have forgotten the old loca- tion.
Pig. 130 — Hives Completely Covered with Snow.
Wintering bees in houses is not safe unless the wall of the house is made so thick as to be proof against the changes of temperature.
In a room where the thermometer often rises to 60 or 70 degrees the bees will become restless even if kept in the dark, and many of them will perish.
What to read after First Lessons in Beekeeping?
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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