Advanced Bee-Culture : Methods And Management
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£^ fNl^HERE are two classes of bee- keepers who desire to prevent increase in the number of their colonies. The first and by far the larger class, own only large home- apiaries, and prefer surplus to increase.
This class can allow swarming if, by some simple manipulation, the number of colonies can be kept the same; and the bees induced to devote their energies to the storing of honey. The second class are possessors of out-apiaries; and they desire not only to prevent increase, but to suppress... swarming. This accomplish- ed, the out-apiaries can be left alone, ex- cept at stated intervals.
In reply to the question, "Why do bees swarm?" it has been replied that, "It is natural." "It is their method of increase " This may be true in part, but it is not a satisfactory answer. I have never known a season to pass in which all of the colonies of my apiary either swarmed or didn't swarm. One year I had seventy-five colonies. They were worked for comb honey. Forty of them swarmed; thirty-five didn't.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
£^ fNl^HERE are two classes of bee- keepers who desire to prevent increase in the number of their colonies. The first and by far the larger class, own only large home- apiaries, and prefer surplus to increase.
This class can allow swarming if, by some simple manipulation, the number of colonies can be kept the same; and the bees induced to devote their energies to the storing of honey. The second class are possessors of out-apiaries; and they desire not only to prevent increase, but to suppress... swarming. This accomplish- ed, the out-apiaries can be left alone, ex- cept at stated intervals.
In reply to the question, "Why do bees swarm?" it has been replied that, "It is natural." "It is their method of increase " This may be true in part, but it is not a satisfactory answer. I have never known a season to pass in which all of the colonies of my apiary either swarmed or didn't swarm. One year I had seventy-five colonies. They were worked for comb honey. Forty of them swarmed; thirty-five didn't.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Z. Hutchinson to read onlineMoreLess
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