. American bee journal. La cultura delle api; le api. American l^ee ufficiale Gen 17, 1907 altri, ponendo i nuclei in varie parti dell'apiario, wheeling fuori inverno-casi nel preparare le api per svernamento in estate sorge e wheeling loro via di nuovo in primavera, o dove tiiebee-keeper dipende dal brulicare naturale per il suo aumento e orticaria gli sciami dove essi cluster, gli sciami possono poi essere estratti per gli stand preparato in annuncio- vance e posta su di essi con molto accesa- tle manodopera. Le ruote devono essere sufficientemente grandi in modo che venga eseguito abbastanza facile con una serie di pesanti supers del miele e deve

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. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. American l^ee Journal Jan. 17, 1907 other, placing nuclei in various parts of the apiary, wheeling out winter-cases in preparing bees for wintering on the summer stands, and wheeling them away again in spring, or where tiiebee-keeper depends upon natural swarming for his increase, and hives the swarms where they cluster, the swarms can then be wheeled to the stands prepared in ad- vance and placed on them with very lit- tle labor. The wheels should be sufficiently large so that it will run fairly easy with a number of heavy supers of honey, and should be wide enough so that it will not upset if the ground is not perfectly level. Whether the bee-keeper uses such a device or not, it will be found a great convenience in many instances to have the apiary graded. Better Super-Protection. _ In one feature, in comb-honey produc- tion, at least, it can be said locality plays no part, as I believe it will be found in all localities, and that is, the rows of center sections in the super will be sealed over much sooner than the two outside rovvs. In fact, in many in- stances, it is a hard matter to get the bees to seal over these outside rows, and as a result of this kind of experience for a number of years, I have spent considerable thought in trying to find the cause, and at the same time solve a way to prevent it. Here is another thing: When there are 2 or 3 supers of sections on the hive at the same time in course of comple- tion, the outside rows in the lower su- pers would be sealed over as well as those in the center. Now why is this? In removing a super of filled sections the past season by the use of a bee-escape board, I let this board remain on top of the super under the one removed un- til the ne.xt examination, and, though this was only a few davs later, to my surprise I also found this super all filled and sealed over ready to come off, and even the outside rows being sealed. I believe this was due, largely, to the bees

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