Gleanings in bee culture . Gold medal offered by the Michigan Beekeepers Association at the fiftieth annual convention at Grand Rapids, Dec. 15 and 16. Awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Markham, Ypsilanti. See report by F. Eric Millen, page 125, Feb. 1. MARCH 1, 1916 209 Heads of Grain From Different Fields. The Backlot Buzzer BY J. H. DONAHEY Of all the uses for honey the one where you handa couple of well-filled sections over the line fence toi/our skeptic neighbor is about the best recipe of all. We shall have one of the best honey sea-sons next year, I think, I ever saw, judgingby the white cl
Gleanings in bee culture . Gold medal offered by the Michigan Beekeepers Association at the fiftieth annual convention at Grand Rapids, Dec. 15 and 16. Awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Markham, Ypsilanti. See report by F. Eric Millen, page 125, Feb. 1. MARCH 1, 1916 209 Heads of Grain From Different Fields. The Backlot Buzzer BY J. H. DONAHEY Of all the uses for honey the one where you handa couple of well-filled sections over the line fence toi/our skeptic neighbor is about the best recipe of all. We shall have one of the best honey sea-sons next year, I think, I ever saw, judgingby the white clover. In all my years ofbeekeeping I never saw a better went into winter quarters in goodshape. All have plenty of winter something unforeseen interferes, Ithink we shall have a record-breaker of ahoney crop. J. W. Bittenbender. Knoxville. la., Dec. 2, 1915. Honey Souring in CombsI should like to know if honey in the combor otherwise ever goes bad. I do not meansour—just bad, so it would be harmful toeat it. What are the causes? Would thepresence of wax-worms do it if I had foundnests in some of it? I am speaking of hon-ey taken off hives last fall, and kept in adry place in extracting-frames, the framesin the supers covered. Wm. C. Nelson. Mount Vernon, N. Y., Jan.
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