. Dadant system of beekeeping. Bees. CHAPTER 7. Apiary Management—Spring One of the early requirements to which we attend in apiary management is to ascertain that our hives are plumb, from side to side. From front to rear, we want a little slope towards the entrance, so that the bees will have less difficulty in removing rubbish, dead bees, &c. It is also useful in keeping. Fig. 36. Another Dadant outapiary located on the edge of the Missis- sippi bottoms. The Sack yard out the rain water and the melting snow. Where we have cement blocks for hive stands, there is less danger of the hives
. Dadant system of beekeeping. Bees. CHAPTER 7. Apiary Management—Spring One of the early requirements to which we attend in apiary management is to ascertain that our hives are plumb, from side to side. From front to rear, we want a little slope towards the entrance, so that the bees will have less difficulty in removing rubbish, dead bees, &c. It is also useful in keeping. Fig. 36. Another Dadant outapiary located on the edge of the Missis- sippi bottoms. The Sack yard out the rain water and the melting snow. Where we have cement blocks for hive stands, there is less danger of the hives becoming displaced in winter than where they stand on wooden blocks. The first spring examination is cursory. We make it when the bees are taking one of their first flights. The purpose is 55. 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 Dadant, C. P. (Camille Pierre), 1851-1938. Hamilton, Ill. , American Bee Journal
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