British Bee Journal, Volume 66British Bee Publications, 1938 - Bee culture |
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Page 186
... winter , at least , we could put them under the ground , like what is done in the very hard Ameri- can winters . Will someone who understands bees and gas give us a lead ? My own opinion is that all able - bodied men and women ought to ...
... winter , at least , we could put them under the ground , like what is done in the very hard Ameri- can winters . Will someone who understands bees and gas give us a lead ? My own opinion is that all able - bodied men and women ought to ...
Page 371
... winter than 30 lbs . Does he winter stocks in two brood bodies ? If only one body is used , I fail to see where the bees can find room to clus- ter if they have 45 lbs . of food , because ten combs of sealed honey will weigh about 45 ...
... winter than 30 lbs . Does he winter stocks in two brood bodies ? If only one body is used , I fail to see where the bees can find room to clus- ter if they have 45 lbs . of food , because ten combs of sealed honey will weigh about 45 ...
Page 593
... winter stores in the hives , and it is probable many colonies have brood . Not only will this need food , but the adult bees may during very cold weather need to " stoke up " by consuming honey in order to keep the young larvæ warm ...
... winter stores in the hives , and it is probable many colonies have brood . Not only will this need food , but the adult bees may during very cold weather need to " stoke up " by consuming honey in order to keep the young larvæ warm ...
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