. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. A FIELD DAY GROUP IN TENNESSEE. the den and then tightly close all holes with earth. The next morning the skunks are dug out and they may be handled without any offensive odor whatever. Markham, Ont. A GROUP OF TENNESSEE BEEKEEPERS AT THE MEMPHIS FIELD MEET South African Beekeeping A recent issue of the Farmer's Weekly, a South African paper, had a two page article on bees and apicul- ture. A large portion of this space was devoted to extolling the virtues of honey and its value as food. In another issue of the same paper, one of its subscribers discu
. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. A FIELD DAY GROUP IN TENNESSEE. the den and then tightly close all holes with earth. The next morning the skunks are dug out and they may be handled without any offensive odor whatever. Markham, Ont. A GROUP OF TENNESSEE BEEKEEPERS AT THE MEMPHIS FIELD MEET South African Beekeeping A recent issue of the Farmer's Weekly, a South African paper, had a two page article on bees and apicul- ture. A large portion of this space was devoted to extolling the virtues of honey and its value as food. In another issue of the same paper, one of its subscribers discusses the bee- keeping situation. Foul brood is un- known in South Africa, and the \Yriter advocates the importation of Italian queens into that country only on a limited scale and suggests that the Government quarantine such queens and have same examined before they are turned over to the beekeeping Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original [Hamilton, Ill. , etc. , Dadant & Sons]
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