Organization of a nomadic apiary
The article tells about the organization of a nomadic apiary. The most important thing for a nomadic apiary is the location of the bees or in the pavilion on the platform. I advise you to
Winterers
In order for families to leave the hibernation without a retreat and without significant debris of bees, healthy and with a dry, non-moldy nest, a good, modern winter queen is needed, in which it is
Autumn work in the apiary
With the termination of a bribe, there is a great danger of the occurrence of bee theft. At this time in the nests of bees there are still many flying bees and in families the
Sweater from the stings of bees
For several years now I have kept my bees in the pavilion. It is convenient to work in it, but on a hot summer day, air inside a closed pavilion, which has a metal outer
Economical Heater
The heater, which offers, will help to warm up with small material costs and without effort to prepare firewood. It can be manufactured by taking as a basis a three-fluid kerosene (for example, K3-0-01). The
Digestion of pollen by bees
Bees feed on pollen unevenly throughout life. In the early days. after leaving the cell, the bee eats a lot, which causes the midgut to increase greatly: the intestine volume from 6.7 mm3 increases to
Honey gingerbread with cherries
Honey (4 tablespoons), eggs, water, ammonium, lemon zest, grated chocolate, sugar, knock down until the formation of foam. Add the semolina, to which you want to make stoned cherries and finely chopped cherries, mix. The
The uterine cell of its own design
Fig. 1. General view. I offer readers a uterine cell of its own design. It consists of a transparent body 2 and a bottom 4, in which holes are made for ventilation and contact of
Lavender honey
Lavender honey belongs to the category of first-class. This golden honey, which has a delicate aroma, makes bees from the nectar of light blue or bluish-violet flowers of the perennial essential oil plant of lavender.
Folding stepladder
The advantages of this ladders are particularly evident in the small room of the garden house, where the capitally constructed steps leading to the attic or attic occupy a considerable area. Our stepladder, in its