Control hive
For successful work, the beekeeper should not only know the biology of the bee family well, but also carefully study the conditions of a bribe in a given locality. To this end, the apiary uses
Rhododendron honey
Rhododendron honey has an unpleasant taste. When used as food causes general weakness, headache, vomiting, fainting, etc. There are literary indications that the poisoning with honey from rhododendron causes the alkaloid of andromedotoxin contained in
Pollen toxicity of bees
Pollen toxicosis is an infectious disease of bee colonies caused by the pollen of poisonous plants. Causes of the disease. The disease develops in young bees when feeding pollen from poisonous plants. The bee pickers
Beehive on the scales
To control the course of the honey, one hive must be put on the scale. Daily weighing of this control hive will show how much its weight was added or, conversely, how much honey the
Honey cake
Honey diluted in a glass of strong tea. With gradual stirring, add powdered sugar, vegetable oil, baking soda and cinnamon, cloves ground in a mortar, a little lemon or orange peel, grated on a fine
Search for food by bees
The search and collection of food by bees are associated with their flights. The bee, devoid of wings, perishes. The bee has two pairs of well-developed wings; on each side of the body there is
Aging of honeycombs
The newly constructed cell of the nest frames has a white or light yellow color. As the number of generations of larvae grows in cells in cells, the cells gradually grow old. Its color becomes
Reseda honey
Rezedovy honey honey bees are collected from the flowers of odoriferous. This honey belongs to the category of high-grade, has an exceptionally pleasant aroma, and to taste it can compete with lime. Bees receive from
So that the second swarm does not come out
The family from which the swarm came out is capable of forming another one or even two. After all, in the nest remained queen cells with growing larvae. The new uterus also strives to become
Getting honey in winter
Bees usually “work” only in the spring and summer, and fall and winter “rest”, feeding on winter fodder stocks left by the beekeeper. We decided to check whether bees will take artificial nectar in winter,