Breeding method for vespa

Abstract

The invention discloses a breeding method for vespa. The method comprises the steps of preparing vespa species or introducing species, collecting male and female bees, mating the male and female bees,making queen bees overwinter, training the overwintering queen bees, inducing the overwintering queen bees to make nests, conducting spawning, breeding first-batch foraging bees, breeding primary beecolonies, breeding standard bee colonies in wild mountain forests, training and breeding the forging bees into standard bee colonies, breeding the standard bee colonies, managing the standard bee colonies and scientifically taking the bees and bee pupae; before the overwintering queen bees are induced to make the nests, nesting boxes are prepared at first, each nesting box is a soil pit or a wooden box which is 60-80 cm high and then is back filled with soil with the height of 40-52 cm, each nesting box is separated into small soil pits or small wooden boxes per square meter through plastic breeding nets, the bred first-batch foraging bees are put into the small soil pits or the small wooden boxes, and then cover sealing, spawning, first-batch foraging bee breeding and primary bee colonybreeding are conducted. According to the method, the vespa is bred in the nesting boxes and separated by the plastic breeding nets inside, the mutual communication of smell is achieved, but the bees cannot enter the areas of other colonies for attack, and therefore the vespa can be bred.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of bee breeding, in particular to a breeding method for hornet bees. Background technique [0002] Hornet (scientific name: Vespa), also known as Vespa, is a genus of Vespaidae of Hymenoptera. The body color is bright, usually yellow and black, with well-developed mandibles, and the stinger at the end of the abdomen is connected to the venom gland. It has tiger stripes on its body, so it is called "hornet bee". The body of the hornet is bright, usually yellow and black, with well-developed mandibles. The stinger at the end of the abdomen is connected to the venom gland. Bee venom is a poisonous protein composed of many amino acids, which can cause poisoning symptoms, such as redness, itching, and stinging. and other allergic phenomena, causing shock and death in severe cases. Hornets belong to a tribe of social insects consisting of a single egg-laying female, the queen, and numerous worker bees, mostly f...

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Problems solved by technology

Hornets are very aggressive. Like tigers, all bees are afraid of them. Therefore, no matter you encounter the same kind of black bees, two tigers cannot be accommodated in one mountai