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How to prevent and control nosema disease in bees? Eight measures to help you deal with it
Nosema disease is a disease of adult bees that causes crawling bee disease. It is a common disease of Western honey bees (Apis mellifera). Most apiaries suffer from this disease to varying degrees, and it is very difficult to cure completely. However, because of differences among apiaries in four-season management, preventive treatment and other measures, the incidence varies from mild
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How to breed high-quality queen bees in beekeeping
As the saying goes: one good queen yields a thousand jin of honey. Though this saying is a bit exaggerated, it is enough to show the role of the queen bee in the colony, but a good queen is not obtained easily. Below, the editor has compiled some queen-rearing experience from beekeeping management and explains it as follows.
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What are the natural enemies of honeybees? How to prevent and control them in beekeeping
In our lives, everything has its natural predator and is mutually generating and restraining, and nothing exists without a natural enemy. Honeybees are no exception, and they too have natural enemies. How can we avoid harm from natural enemies during ordinary beekeeping? How beekeeping deals with the natural enemies of honeybees
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A Detailed Guide to Three Common Methods of Artificial Colony Division in Honeybees
For beekeeping, it is now a very well-developed industry in the breeding sector. We all know that the honey market is very complex, it is hard to buy pure honey on the market, and there is no unified regulation for honey prices, so the honey market is
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Nine Practical Beekeeping Tips to Help You Keep Bees Easily
Bees are actually not a very easy species to keep, but China's honey market is rather chaotic. Although there are many beekeepers, it is still quite difficult to buy genuine native honey, so the price of good honey on the market is not cheap. Nine Beekeeping Tips
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What are the key technical points for placing bees in orchards in spring?
Spring is a very important season in orchard management, and it is also the season when all things grow; during this period, fruit trees grow very quickly. If fruit trees are to be pollinated and their yield increased, some bees are released to play a role in increasing the fruit-setting rate. So what are the key technical points for placing bees in orchards in spring?
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Analysis of Native Honey Prices Before the 2020 Chinese New Year, Beekeeping Techniques and Cost
Among the many tonic foods, honey should count as a relatively common agricultural product with few dietary restrictions, and native honey is especially popular. So do you know how much a jin of native honey cost before the 2020 Chinese New Year? What are the techniques for keeping bees? Cost
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Common Mistakes and Precautions for Beginner Beekeepers
Honey has always been loved by people, and for this reason quite a few farmers keep bees. As the price of honey rises, more and more people are starting to keep bees, so what should beginners pay attention to when keeping bees? A review of common beginner mistakes. 1. Two queens in one hive
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What Are Killer Bees Afraid Of? Learn About Their Natural Enemies and Weaknesses
Killer bees, also known as African honey bees, have a relatively strong lethal impact on humans and livestock, and the main harm caused by African honey bees lies in their aggressiveness. So what are they afraid of? How do you deal with a sting? 1. What are killer bees afraid of? Killer bees are afraid of severe cold and smoke, because severe cold weather will freeze them to death, and smoke can also suffocate them. In addition, hunger or microorganisms can also cause the death of killer bees. And phorid flies are the nemesis of bees, and killer bees are no exception.
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How Do Bees Survive the Winter? A Detailed Explanation of How Bee Colonies Overwinter
When the temperature drops below 8 degrees, the bee colony huddles together inside the hive and survives on honey, entering a dormant state. When bees overwinter, they often cluster together in a ball. They draw close to each other inside the hive; the lower the temperature, the tighter the cluster, reducing the surface area of the bee ball
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