Practical Queen Rearing
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Eight-frame hive divided into three parts; each with two stand- ard frames, at the Jager apiary.
40 PRACTICAL QUEEN REARING This is placed over the middle division when the regular cover is removed, to prevent the mixing of bees while the hive is open.
Fig. 12. Ten-frame hive divided into two parts as used for mating hives by Ben G, Davis of Tennessee.
FEEDERS 41 Both the eight and ten frame hives arranged in this manner are in general use.
Ben G. Davis, of Tennessee, the well known breeder of ...Goldens, is an advocate of strong nuclei which are capable of passing through a dearth or other unfavorable season without much fussing on the part of the queen breeder. With five hun- dred or a thousand weaklings, the queen breeder finds it a very difficult matter to carry on operations under adverse conditions. Mr. Davis feels that the extra cost of these stronger nuclei is cheap insurance against a poor season. Figure 12 shows his big nuclei, where a ten frame hive is divided into two parts, each with four frames.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eight-frame hive divided into three parts; each with two stand- ard frames, at the Jager apiary.
40 PRACTICAL QUEEN REARING This is placed over the middle division when the regular cover is removed, to prevent the mixing of bees while the hive is open.
Fig. 12. Ten-frame hive divided into two parts as used for mating hives by Ben G, Davis of Tennessee.
FEEDERS 41 Both the eight and ten frame hives arranged in this manner are in general use.
Ben G. Davis, of Tennessee, the well known breeder of ...Goldens, is an advocate of strong nuclei which are capable of passing through a dearth or other unfavorable season without much fussing on the part of the queen breeder. With five hun- dred or a thousand weaklings, the queen breeder finds it a very difficult matter to carry on operations under adverse conditions. Mr. Davis feels that the extra cost of these stronger nuclei is cheap insurance against a poor season. Figure 12 shows his big nuclei, where a ten frame hive is divided into two parts, each with four frames.
What to read after Practical Queen Rearing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank C Frank Chapman Pellett to read onlineMoreLess
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