Breeding methods for bees

Abstract

The invention belongs to the field of bee culturing, and particularly relates to a bee culturing method. The method comprises the steps that S1, a beehive is prepared, a honeycomb is installed on an installation seat in the beehive; S2, bees in the beehive are placed in regions with more plants in the periphery, selection is conducted again on the regions where the bees are cultured at different times, and migration is conducted through the bees; S3, the beehive body is checked every 3-8 days, and the internal structure of the beehive is utilized when checking is conducted to clear and drive the bees still on bee combs by facing bee sweeps towards the gaps between each bee comb while horizontal moving of each bee comb is carried out; S4, culturing feed is placed on the bottom of the beehive body, wherein the feed is feed on which high-temperature sterilization is conducted. By means of the method, the dropping of honeydew, pollen and larva in the honeycomb can be prevented.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of bee breeding, and in particular relates to a breeding method for bees. Background technique [0002] Standard beehives, also known as ten-frame beehives and Lang's beehives, are the most commonly used superimposed live frame beehives by beekeepers. A standard beehive is composed of 10 nest frames, a box body, a box bottom, a nest door stopper, an auxiliary cover, a box cover and a partition. When needed, the relay box can be superimposed on the box body. The relay box has no bottom and can be used in common with the box body of the nest box. When the bee colony develops to 8-10 frames, it is necessary to superimpose the successor boxes upwards, which can expand the hive in time. [0003] When bees are kept in beehives, an out-of-the-box inspection is required, usually once every 10 to 15 days, preferably at noon in early spring, and at 10:00 am and 4:00 pm in summer. It should be noted that the honeycomb needs t...

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Problems solved by technology

In the process of opening the beehive for inspection, the frame with the spleen will be turned over. During the turning process, honey and pollen will fall out of the nest, and it is easy to cause the larvae in the spleen to fall out. out, it will cause the development of larvae to be affected, and it will also bring greater losses to the breeding of bees

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