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Bee larvae transfer-free queen-breeding method

A technology for moving worms and queen bees, which is applied in animal husbandry and other fields, can solve the problems of high technology requirements, complicated operation process, and affecting the quality of queen bees, etc., and achieve the effect of simplifying the steps of queen bee breeding, high quality of queen bees, and improving the quality of queen bees

Inactive Publication Date: 2011-06-29
JIANGXI AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY
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[0004] The operation process of artificial insect transfer and egg transfer method is relatively complicated, and requires relatively high technology for breeding kings. In addition, in the process of artificial insect transfer or artificial egg transfer, larvae or eggs may be damaged, thereby affecting the cultivation process. queen bee quality

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[0012] A kind of method for honeybee breeding without moth, concrete steps are:

[0013] 1. First, soak the plastic honeycomb in the hollow nest room with 1:1 sugar water for 12 hours, then take it out and put it into the bee colony, let the worker bees clean it for 20-24 hours, so that the worker bees can accept the artificially manufactured plastic honeycomb , and then using pure beeswax as a raw material, a single queen bee used for cultivating queen bees without migrating insects is made with wax sticks;

[0014] 2. Close the queen bee in the bee colony with the king cage for 2 days to increase the urgency of the queen bee to lay eggs and better accept the plastic honeycomb of the hollow cell;

[0015] 3. When cultivating the queen bee without migrating insects, cover the plastic honeycomb of the hollow nest room with the king shank, put the pure beeswax king table into the nest room on the back of the artificial honeycomb one by one, cover the cover plate, and then place ...

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The invention provides a bee larvae transfer-free queen-breeding method. The method comprises the following steps of: soaking a queen-separating grid and a plastic hive body of a hollow bee cell in sugar syrup, taking out and putting into swarming bees to let worker bees clean the queen-separating grid and the plastic hive body, and preparing a single queen platform used for the larvae transfer-free queen breeding by using wax rods; closing a queen in the swamping bees by using a queen cage for 1 to 2 days; covering the plastic hive body of the hollow bee cell with the queen-separating grid, sleeving the pure beeswax queen platform on the bee cell on the back surface of the artificial hive body, making the queen in the queen cage enter the queen platform by an inlet of the queen-separating grid and lay eggs in the plastic hive body, and making the queen lay eggs on the single queen platform by the hollow bee cell; and after 24 hours when the eggs are laid on the queen platform, removing the queen platform with eggs, putting the queen platform on a queen-breeding frame, inserting the nurse colony for continuous incubation, and artificially breeding the queen. By simulating the biological characteristics of bees and making the queen directly lay eggs on the queen platform for natural queen breeding, the method simplifies the queen-breeding flow, improves the quality of the queen, avoids harm to the larvae, and is convenient to use and low in cost.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for honeybee queen breeding without transplanting insects. Background technique [0002] Since Doolittle of the United States introduced the technology of artificially transplanting insects to raise queens in the book "Scientific Raising Kings" in 1888, the single-type insect transplanting and cultivating queen bee technology has been generally adopted. After the Doolittle method was introduced into our country, Mr. Huang Zigu in my country invented the compound insect transfer method in the 1940s on the basis of the single method, which was widely used by beekeepers in my country. The double-type method of moving insects to raise the queen is to take out the queen bee larvae that have been nursed for one day from the breeding colony, discard the larvae carefully, and insert the larvae within one day old in place. [0003] In addition, there is a method of raising kings that is rarely used in beekeeping production-the...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A01K67/033
Inventor 曾志将王子友刘光楠吴小波颜伟玉
Owner JIANGXI AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY
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