Trigona rearing box and application method

Abstract

The invention discloses a trigona rearing box. The trigona rearing box comprises a box bottom, the top of the box bottom is provided with a pollen storage box, the top of the pollen storage box is provided with a breeding box, the top of the breeding box is provided with a honey storage box, and the top of the honey storage box is provided with a box cover. The top of the box cover is provided with a protection assembly with sun-proof and rain-proof functions, a first inner box layer is arranged in the pollen storage box, the portion between the inner wall of the pollen storage box and the outer wall of the first inner box layer is filled with a first thermal insulation layer, the inner wall of the first inner box layer is fixedly connected with a plurality of annular pollen storage plates, a second inner box layer is arranged in the breeding box, the portion between the inner wall of the breeding box and the outer wall of the second inner box layer is filled with a second thermal insulation layer, and a plastic honey box is arranged in the honey storage box. According to the trigona rearing box, a trigona comb is functionally partitioned by the pollen storage box, the breeding boxand the honey storage box, the multiple layers of boxes are combined and stacked, the boxes are disassembled to be recombined, and swarming is achieved. Honey is quickly produced through the honey box, and the damage to a swarm is reduced; airflow channels are formed, it is ensured that trigona is normally bred, the feeding box conforms to the life habits of the trigona, and therefore, the production efficiency is improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of pollination insect breeding boxes, in particular to a stingless bee breeding box and an application method. Background technique [0002] Stingless bees belong to the genus Trigona of the family Apidae in the order Hymenoptera. They are mainly distributed in tropical regions and are important pollinators of various plants. There are 10 species of stingless bees found and reported in China, mainly distributed in southern Yunnan, Hainan and Taiwan. In the wild, stingless wasps generally nest in hollow tree trunks, termite nests, mouse holes, and rock crevices. The entire honeycomb is built with resin-processed propolis collected by worker bees and beeswax secreted by worker bees after eating honey. According to biological functions, it is generally divided into three parts: breeding area, powder storage area and honey storage area. The breeding area is generally wrapped by the powder storage area. The honey storage...

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Problems solved by technology

Especially with the development of e-commerce in recent years, the demand for stingless bees and their products has continued to increase, and the activities of hunting wild stingless bees have increased, resulting in a decline in the population, which is not conducive to the sustainable development of resources and ecology

[0003] At present, the breeding of stingless bees is still in a state of semi-wild and semi-manual management. The main reason is the lack of invented breeding tools and methods for breeding and separating bees.

The current common stingless bee breeding box is relatively extensive and simple. It is basically an independent box. The processes of breeding, powder storage and honey storage of stingless bees are all completed in the same box. When taking honey, the hive needs to be destroyed. , which is more harmful to stingless bees, which directly reduces the amount of honey collected. In addition, the insulation performance of the box is poor, which will change with the change of external temperature, which is not conducive to the stability of the internal temperature of the bee colony, and there is no air flow channel and stingless bees In addition, the stingless bees are small in size, irregular in the hive, covered with propolis and beeswax, and the independent box is not convenient for inspection and feeding management, resulting in the inability to reproduce worker bees and queen bees in large numbers, and then artificially group them.

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