First Principles in Progressive Bee Culture : a book of Instructions for Handling Bees ...
First Principles in Progressive Bee Culture : a book of Instructions for Handling Bees ...
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A fertile worker is certainly a pest ; but, fortunately, it is not of very frequent occuiTence. If a queen does not die until seven days after she stepped laying, the colony will then be hopelessly queenless ; or if a young queen is lost while out on her wedding-flight, or gets into the wrong hive on her return, the colony is then in an unfor- tunate condition, because it has no eggs nor young larvse from which to replace the loss ; and in such a case, the strong desire for an in- crease of the... colony will cause one of the workers to commence laying eggs, but which will invariably hatch out drones. They will deposit S3veral eggs in a cell ; and when the brood is capped over, the cappings are raised to an unnatural height, to give the 'growing drones more room. To get rid of a fertile worker, give the colony a caged queen, which should be liberated at the end of two days. Also give a frame of brood and bees where possible. A frame of brood containing a queen-cell and the adhering bees will do, if the queen can not be fur- nished.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A fertile worker is certainly a pest ; but, fortunately, it is not of very frequent occuiTence. If a queen does not die until seven days after she stepped laying, the colony will then be hopelessly queenless ; or if a young queen is lost while out on her wedding-flight, or gets into the wrong hive on her return, the colony is then in an unfor- tunate condition, because it has no eggs nor young larvse from which to replace the loss ; and in such a case, the strong desire for an in- crease of the... colony will cause one of the workers to commence laying eggs, but which will invariably hatch out drones. They will deposit S3veral eggs in a cell ; and when the brood is capped over, the cappings are raised to an unnatural height, to give the 'growing drones more room. To get rid of a fertile worker, give the colony a caged queen, which should be liberated at the end of two days. Also give a frame of brood and bees where possible. A frame of brood containing a queen-cell and the adhering bees will do, if the queen can not be fur- nished.
What to read after First Principles in Progressive Bee Culture : a book of Instructions for Handling Bees ...?
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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