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Beekeeping By Twentieth Century Methods The Classic Manual on Apiculture
Author: J. E. Hand

?Mr. Hand is one of the best-informed bee-keepers in the United States. He has worked out a unique system, which, while not original in the basic principles employed, is original in manner of applying those principles. That the Hand system will revolutionize methods of swarm control, is somewhat a question; but we do believe it is worthy of care... more »ful and thorough trial on the part of the unprejudiced. The public will be quick to measure its value, and will unerringly decide whether it is better and cheaper to apply than other systems of management.? ?O. Medina ?In view of the many excellent works covering the rudimentary principles of apiculture, it would seem that one should offer an apology for introducing another; and were it not for the fact that this work opens up an unexploited field of American apicultural methods and appliances it would not have been written. I assume that the reader possesses a fair knowledge, either theoretical or practical, of the first principles of bee-keeping. As its title implies, this work is a radical departure from the stereotyped style of former works upon subjects pertaining to bee-keeping. It seeks to lift bee-keepers out of the old ruts and place their feet on smooth ground by introducing principles that eliminate all unnecessary manipulation with bees. ?It reduces the complex methods of honey-production to a very simple science with few manipulations, enabling the bee-keeper to care for twice as many colonies as formerly with a given amount of labor, and at the same time makes it possible for him to enjoy the blessing of perfect control of bees.? ? J. E. Hand HIGHER PRICES FOR HONEY VS. ECONOMICAL METHODS OF PRODUCTION; A COMMON-SENSE VIEW OF THE MATTER. SWARMING. SWARM CONTROL VS. PERFECT CONTROL OF BEES: A DEFINITION OF TERMS. SWARM PREVENTION. SWARM CONTROL. CRUEL METHODS DISCOURAGING. THE PERFECT CONTROL OF BEES. FORMER METHODS INEFFECTIVE. THE EQUIPMENT. THE DUAL-HIVE SYSTEM; OR. THE PERFECT CONTROL OF BEES INCREASING COLONIES. SWARM PREVENTION BY REQUEENING. THE PLURAL-HIVE METHOD. THE HIVE TO ADOPT. SECTIONAL HIVES. SELF-SPACING VS. LOOSE FRAMES. FRAMES VS. SECTION-HOLDERS. SEPARATORS. REQUEENING. HOW TO REQUEEN AND CONTROL SWARMING AT ONE OPERATION. THE CONTROL OF SWARMING WHEN RUNNING FOR EXTRACTED HONEY BY THE SWITCH LEVER. INTRODUCING QUEENS THE HAND-SIMMINS PLAN. AMERICAN FOUL BROOD. TREATMENT OF BOTH AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN FOUL BROOD. WINTERING BEES. GOOD STORES OF FOOD THE REAL SECRET OF SUCCESSFUL WINTERING. OUTDOOR WINTERING. CELLAR WINTERING. WHEN TO PUT BEES IN THE CELLAR AND WHEN TO REMOVE THEM. UNITING COLONIES. SPRING MANAGEMENT. LOCATION, AND ITS INFLUENCE UPON HONEY-PRODUCTION. OVERSTOCKING. IMPORTANCE OF GOOD STOCK. HYBRIDS. OUT-APIARIES. MIGRATORY BEE-KEEPING. FEEDING AND FEEDERS STIMULATIVE FEEDING. EMERGENCY FEEDING. OPEN-AIR FEEDING. FEEDING BACK. SECTION HONEY. SHIPPING COMB HONEY. HONEST GRADING. BULK COMB HONEY. PACKAGES FOR BULK COMB HONEY. EXTRACTED HONEY AND BULK COMB HONEY. PRODUCING A FANCY ARTICLE OF EXTRACTED HONEY. EXPANSION AND CONTRACTION. CONVENIENCES. BEE-ESCAPES. QUEEN-EXCLUDING HONEY-BOARDS. DRONE TRAP. BEE-TENTS ROBBER-TRAPS. THE HAND SWITCH-LEVER DOUBLE-BOTTOM BOARD; WHERE TO GET IT.

ISBN-13: 9781500304034
ISBN-10: 1500304034
Publication Date: 6/24/2014
Pages: 66
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Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Book Type: Paperback
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