A method of controlling middle bee queen bee isolation mating through gauze greenhouse

A greenhouse and queen bee technology, applied in animal husbandry and other fields, can solve the problems of low success rate, small drones, queen bee flying away from the bee colony, etc., and achieve the effect of stable traits

Active Publication Date: 2022-03-04
SICHUAN AGRI UNIV
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In addition, my country's local bee species, Zhongfeng, is difficult to collect semen due to the small size of the drone, sensitive temperament, and low sperm count. Therefore, if artificial insemination is used, the success rate is extremely low. The queen bee also has the characteristic of remarrying and flying again, causing the queen bee to fly away after artificial insemination or the bee colony to follow and flee

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[0039] Selection or fabrication of S1 isolation greenhouse. The greenhouse is 30m long, 8m wide, and 3m high, and the gauze around the greenhouse is a 60-mesh nylon screen.

[0040] S2 drones were bred outside the greenhouse. The breeding method is to select a strong colony of 4 groups of 5-legged frame bees, and then add a drone honeycomb and use the queen bee oviposition controller to control the male queen bee to lay drone eggs. After the drone colonies entered the greenhouse, they were managed according to normal bee colony management techniques, feeding 500 g of sugar water at intervals of 1 day, and feeding 100 g of pollen at intervals of 2 days.

[0041] When the drone colony in the S3 greenhouse began to go out of the house, it began to carry out artificial breeding of kings. On the 10th day, 10 mating groups with 1 spleen-foot frame were placed in the greenhouse, and a mature queen was introduced to these 10 mating groups on the 11th day. After the mating group ente...

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The invention discloses a method for controlling the isolation and mating of queen bees and queen bees through a gauze greenhouse, which is characterized in that it comprises the following steps: S1 selection and production of the isolation greenhouse: gauze around the greenhouse, planting rapeseed, pumpkin and other honey in the greenhouse; Powder source plants; S2 drones are cultivated outside the greenhouse: the breeding method is to select some strong colonies of 5-legged frame bees and above, then add drone honeycombs and use the queen bee oviposition controller to control the male queen bee to lay drone eggs. Move it to the greenhouse in front of the house, place at least 4 groups of drone colonies in each greenhouse, and each colony has a drone spleen, that is, more than 10,000 drones; preparation for S3 queen bee: when the drone colonies in the greenhouse begin to emerge from the house, Start artificial king breeding; S4 prepares to mate with a colony of 1-foot frame bees. When the queen bee in the queen bee is about to leave the house, place the mating bee colony in the greenhouse and introduce the mature queen bee; S5 The queen bee leaves the house 3 Days later, the virgin queen was continuously observed to lay eggs until the spleen was sealed. The method of the present invention for controlling the isolation and mating of middle bee queens through gauze greenhouses can stably control the source of drones, effectively control breeding male parents, and carry out genetic improvement.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of beekeeping, in particular to a method for controlling the isolation and mating of queen bees in a gauze greenhouse. Background technique [0002] In the bee breeding work, traditionally, one or several queen bees with excellent performance are selected once a year or two years, and used as the queen bee to cultivate the queen bee for the next generation. Drones gathered in a colony engage in natural mating. Sometimes this breeding method can improve the general characteristics of bee species, but there are few significant genetic improvements. This is due to the failure to effectively control the genetic composition of queen mating drones. Although individual queen bees have better traits, this is mainly due to heterosis and cannot be inherited stably. In the modern bee breeding work, with the development of artificial insemination technology, people can control the mating of queen bees, so that the wish that ca...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): A01K67/033
CPCA01K67/033
Inventor 李为常何伟东潘柳初赖康杨明显黄伦王遂林
Owner SICHUAN AGRI UNIV
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