Method for breeding bees in caves in cold highland area
A breeding method and bee technology, applied in animal husbandry, etc., can solve problems such as harsh geographical conditions, poor honey quality, complicated breeding methods, etc., achieve good economic and social benefits, prevent freezing to death or outflow, and simple breeding methods Effect
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[0025] A method for cultivating honeybees in caves in alpine mountainous areas, the steps of the cultivating method are as follows:
[0026] Step A, the selection of the honeycomb site, use concrete to build a rectangular cave on the hillside with a slope of 35°, the bottom of the concrete cave is veneered with ceramic tiles, and the surface of each cave is covered with concrete with a thickness of 20 centimeters after being built, and A wooden beehive is placed inside each cave;
[0027] In step A: the thickness of the concrete cave is 15cm, the cave height is 60cm, and the width is 70cm. The wooden beehive is 51cm long, 43cm wide, and 38cm high; wherein, within 2 kilometers of the hillside, there are at least two or more main honey sources throughout the year. The bee colony is placed in a downwind position slightly lower than the terrain of the whole piece of honey.
[0028] Step B, the layout of the honeycomb site, arrange the honeycomb site selected in step A, according ...
Embodiment 2
[0039] A method for cultivating honeybees in caves in alpine mountainous areas, the steps of the cultivating method are as follows:
[0040] Step A, the selection of the honeycomb site, use concrete to build a rectangular cave on the hillside with a slope of 40°, the bottom of the concrete cave is veneered with ceramic tiles, and the surface of each cave is covered with concrete with a thickness of 30 centimeters after being built, and A wooden beehive is placed inside each cave;
[0041] In step A: the thickness of the concrete cave is 20cm, the cave height is 60cm, and the width is 70cm. The wooden beehive is 51cm long, 43cm wide, and 38cm high; wherein, within 2 kilometers of the hillside, there are at least two or more main honey sources throughout the year. The bee colony is placed in a downwind position slightly lower than the terrain of the whole piece of honey.
[0042] Step B, the layout of the honeycomb site, arrange the honeycomb site selected in step A, according ...
Embodiment 3
[0053] A method for cultivating honeybees in caves in alpine mountainous areas, the steps of the cultivating method are as follows:
[0054] Step A, the selection of the honeycomb site, use concrete to build a rectangular cave on the hillside with a slope of 50°, the bottom of the concrete cave is veneered with ceramic tiles, and the surface of each cave is covered with concrete with a thickness of 25 centimeters after being built, and A wooden beehive is placed inside each cave;
[0055] In step A: the thickness of the concrete cave is 18cm, the cave height is 60cm, and the width is 70cm. The wooden beehive is 51cm long, 43cm wide, and 38cm high; wherein, within 2 kilometers of the hillside, there are at least two or more main honey sources throughout the year. The bee colony is placed in a downwind position slightly lower than the terrain of the whole piece of honey.
[0056] Step B, the layout of the honeycomb site, arrange the honeycomb site selected in step A, according ...
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