British Bee Journal, Volume 66British Bee Publications, 1938 - Bee culture |
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Page 41
... weather is not ideal for wintering bees , as they will not be in the condition of quietude which obtains in colder weather ; and though it may appear some- thing of a paradox , they will consume more stores than they would in cooler weather ...
... weather is not ideal for wintering bees , as they will not be in the condition of quietude which obtains in colder weather ; and though it may appear some- thing of a paradox , they will consume more stores than they would in cooler weather ...
Page 266
... weather has made spring bee - keeping abnormal . There are reports of good surpluses of honey in some hives , and an actual shortage of stores in others . Swarming began early , the first notified within the association having been ...
... weather has made spring bee - keeping abnormal . There are reports of good surpluses of honey in some hives , and an actual shortage of stores in others . Swarming began early , the first notified within the association having been ...
Page 335
... weather now , will require a second super . This gentleman has not been without bees for over 30 years , uses single - walled hives , generally has honey , and appears to know a lot about " letting the bees alone . " N. Lincs , July 18 ...
... weather now , will require a second super . This gentleman has not been without bees for over 30 years , uses single - walled hives , generally has honey , and appears to know a lot about " letting the bees alone . " N. Lincs , July 18 ...
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