Mysteries of Bee-Keeping Explained
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Anyperson can easily test it by a little observation; not by taking asolitary instance of only one hive, because some other cause mightproduce the result. Take a half-dozen at least with straight combs, andas many with them crooked; have them all alike in other respects, andcarefully watch the result. I think you will have but little interestwhich way the combs are made, providing _they are made_, as far asprofit is concerned. It is true, it would gratify order to have themall straight, and if ...it was not attended with more trouble than theresult would pay for, it would be well to have them so.
In ordinary circumstances, when a swarm is first hived, they set aboutcomb-making immediately; yet sometimes they will remain two days, andnot make a particle. I have known them to swarm out and cluster in theusual way, and when rehived, commence at once. This seems to prove thatthey can retain the wax, or prevent secreting it, till wanted. Thisseldom occurs.
UNCERTAINTY IN WEIGHT OF BEES.
A large swarm will probably carry with them some five or six pounds ofhoney from the parent stock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Anyperson can easily test it by a little observation; not by taking asolitary instance of only one hive, because some other cause mightproduce the result. Take a half-dozen at least with straight combs, andas many with them crooked; have them all alike in other respects, andcarefully watch the result. I think you will have but little interestwhich way the combs are made, providing _they are made_, as far asprofit is concerned. It is true, it would gratify order to have themall straight, and if ...it was not attended with more trouble than theresult would pay for, it would be well to have them so.
In ordinary circumstances, when a swarm is first hived, they set aboutcomb-making immediately; yet sometimes they will remain two days, andnot make a particle. I have known them to swarm out and cluster in theusual way, and when rehived, commence at once. This seems to prove thatthey can retain the wax, or prevent secreting it, till wanted. Thisseldom occurs.
UNCERTAINTY IN WEIGHT OF BEES.
A large swarm will probably carry with them some five or six pounds ofhoney from the parent stock.
What to read after Mysteries of Bee-Keeping Explained?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Quinby, M. (Moses), 1810-1875 to read onlineMoreLess
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