Productive Bee-Keeping; Modern Methods of Production And Marketing of Honey
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In this way the warm air rising above the brood nest makes it pos- sible for them to reach the food when the weather is quite cool.
Twenty or more pounds can be fed at one filling if desired.
134 FEEDING Tin Pan Feeder. — One of the most common ways of feeding small quantities of syrup is to us© a tin pan in, an empty super.
If the weather is warm the super can be placed on top of the hive and if cold underneath. Over the pan of syrup is spread a thin cotton cloth with edges hanging- do^vn all ...around to make it easy for the bees to get into it. They suck the syrup through the cloth without danger of drown- ing (Fig. 61).
Doolittle Division Feeder. — This is quite a popular feeder for As shown by Fig.
After it is Fia. 62. — With the addition of a float to prevent drowning of the beea the Doolittle division board ■RrvorH feeder is fine where email qaantitiea of feed are to ^-'^
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this way the warm air rising above the brood nest makes it pos- sible for them to reach the food when the weather is quite cool.
Twenty or more pounds can be fed at one filling if desired.
134 FEEDING Tin Pan Feeder. — One of the most common ways of feeding small quantities of syrup is to us© a tin pan in, an empty super.
If the weather is warm the super can be placed on top of the hive and if cold underneath. Over the pan of syrup is spread a thin cotton cloth with edges hanging- do^vn all ...around to make it easy for the bees to get into it. They suck the syrup through the cloth without danger of drown- ing (Fig. 61).
Doolittle Division Feeder. — This is quite a popular feeder for As shown by Fig.
After it is Fia. 62. — With the addition of a float to prevent drowning of the beea the Doolittle division board ■RrvorH feeder is fine where email qaantitiea of feed are to ^-'^
What to read after Productive Bee-Keeping; Modern Methods of Production And Marketing of Honey?
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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