Spighe in bee cultura . è il commonthing per vedere il wholefamily nella patch. Theillustration mostra uno dei patch di dimensioni ridotte,con un corrispondentemente minore forza di pick-ers. Il sig. Freebrandt e sua moglie sono atwork, con una giovane donna helper. Thebaby è in baby-carrello; il piccolo girlstands dalla tenda improvvisata, mentre heryounger bi altri, ai quali ho avuto blandito outfrom sotto la copertura, timidamente ha eluso torna come Isnapped kodak. Molto probabilmente il littlegirl è in carica dei due giovani, altrimenti shemight essere anche al lavoro. In qualsiasi rale. Ive seenas giovani bambini picking. Dieci o più p ck-ers sono

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Gleanings in bee culture . it is the commonthing to see the wholefamily in the patch. Theillustration shows one of the smaller patches, with a correspondingly smaller force of pick-ers. Mr. Freebrandt and his wife are atwork, with a young woman helper. Thebaby is in the baby-carriage; the little girlstands by the improvised tent, while heryounger bi other, whom I had coaxed outfrom under cover, shyly dodged back as Isnapped the kodak. Very likely the littlegirl is in charge of the two younger, else shemight be at work too. At any rale. Ive seenas young children picking. Ten or more p ck-ers are often seen at work, and at forty or fiftycents a bushel for pickles below a certainsize, and 20 cents for the larger ones, thecrop would not be as paying as it is if thewhole family, children and all, could nottake part in it. Yet even adults can makewages at it. Now I suppose you will expect me to tellyou just what cucumber honey is like. Idont know. The honey we get in the fallvaries in color, density, and flavor. Some. THE M1.W WMilii liAl^lAJS UI^uVliiK.—aHjii, MiiXX FAGK. of it has amber color and a rank fall tastethat I dislike, although others like it. Someof it is light, almost, as clover, with justenough of the fall taste to be rather pleasant.But 1 dont know what part of all this is tobe attributed to the pickles. I wish I did.During pickle season the cappings are likelyto be yellowish and a bit varnishy-looking.Ive been in the habit of laying this to thepickles. Perhaps I accuse them wrongfully.Marengo, 111. [The writer remembers that there was alarge amount of sweet clover in the vicinityof Marengo. Indeed, the doctor had takenpains to cultivate its acquaintance on hisfarm, allowing it to grow ad libitum. Butfor all this we are inclined to believe thebulk of his fall honey comes from cucumber.We should like to inquire if there is not atime when the sweet clover is practically outof bloom, and the cucumber blossoms in theheight of their nectar secretion. By taking

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