Wintering Bees in Canada
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The stores may lose so much water that the bees are unable to remove them from the cells and the colony may die in consequence. This condition occurs most frequently i-n connection with granu- lated store.", but it sometimes takes place with stores that do not granulate, such as buckwheat hopey and sugar syrup. Soft candy given to a colony suffering from this trouble will harden, and thus it, too, becomes unavailable for food, and the colony may starve.
In Canada, ventilated cellars are liable ...to become very dry in cold weather because of the small amount of water contained in the outside air that is drawn in.
Air at zero can hold only one-sixth the weight of water that aiir at 45° can hold.
The increase in moisture that occurs in a very dry cellar towards spring, as the outside temperature rises, is beneficial to the bees. In a dry cellar, an earth floor may be better than a cement floor.
Some cpllars are fitted with aii air intake from outside entering the cellar at or near the floor in addition to the chimney outlet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The stores may lose so much water that the bees are unable to remove them from the cells and the colony may die in consequence. This condition occurs most frequently i-n connection with granu- lated store.", but it sometimes takes place with stores that do not granulate, such as buckwheat hopey and sugar syrup. Soft candy given to a colony suffering from this trouble will harden, and thus it, too, becomes unavailable for food, and the colony may starve.
In Canada, ventilated cellars are liable ...to become very dry in cold weather because of the small amount of water contained in the outside air that is drawn in.
Air at zero can hold only one-sixth the weight of water that aiir at 45° can hold.
The increase in moisture that occurs in a very dry cellar towards spring, as the outside temperature rises, is beneficial to the bees. In a dry cellar, an earth floor may be better than a cement floor.
Some cpllars are fitted with aii air intake from outside entering the cellar at or near the floor in addition to the chimney outlet.
What to read after Wintering Bees in Canada?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sladen, F. W. L. (Frederic William Lambert) to read onlineMoreLess
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