Bee feeding device for artificial beekeeping

Abstract

The invention discloses a bee feeding device for artificial beekeeping. The bee feeding device comprises a feeding box, an inlet is formed in the outer wall of one side of the feeding box, an outlet is formed in the other side of the feeding box, a water drinking tank is placed at one side of the inner wall of the bottom of the feeding box, supporting battens are distributed and clamped in the water drinking tank at equal intervals, a water storage tank is welded to one side of the outer wall of the top end of the feeding box, a connecting water pipe is welded to the bottom end of the water storage tank, the bottom end of the connecting water pipe extends into the feeding box and is connected with an electric valve through a flange, and the bottom end of the electric valve is connected with a water pipe through a flange. The bee feeding device for artificial beekeeping is simple in structure; through the whole design, when pollen distribution is conducted, the distribution time is greatly shortened without manual operation, the uniformity of the distribution is better, the bees ingest the pollen conveniently, the bees are fed with water in the feeding box, and the workload is reduced without extra operation.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of bee breeding, in particular to a bee feeding device for artificial beekeeping. Background technique [0002] In insect taxonomy, honeybees belong to Hymenoptera, Thinwaist suborder, needle tail, Apioidea, and Apiaceae insects. They are an important group of Hymenoptera. A large number of species have been found in the strata, and many species of Apiaceae have huge economic value and are closely related to human life. There are records of bees and their uses in ancient China. Many types of products or behaviors are closely related to medicine (such as honey, royal jelly, bee venom), agriculture (such as crop pollination), industry (such as beeswax, propolis), and they are called resource insects. The most familiar ones are the Italian honey bee and the Oriental honey bee that are domesticated for making honey. Bees are now being artificially bred by humans in large numbers, and artificial breeding needs...

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Problems solved by technology

Bees are now being artificially bred by humans in large numbers, and artificial breeding needs to feed the bees. The existing feeding device has a complex structure. When distributing pollen, it is all manual operation and the distributing time is long, and the uniformity of the distributing is poor, which is not conducive to the bee collection. In addition, the bees are fed with water separately, resulting in a large workload

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