. Amerikanische der Landwirtschaft und der Viehzucht, mit nützlichen Fakten für den Haushalt, die Landwirtschaft in allen seinen Abteilungen gewidmet. Die Landwirtschaft. EXCELSIOR HONIGSCHLEUDER. Könige HONIGSCHLEUDER. Bienenstöcke. - Der altmodische schließen hive ist schon seit langem von den meisten erfolgreichen Imker und tlie mehr geräumig und verbesserte Bienenstöcke haben ihren Platz genommen verworfen, während das Match und dem Schwefel nur ein Relikt der verworfenen und barbarische Praktiken zu werden. Es ist interessant, die verschiedenen Arten von Quaddeln bestimmte Nationen zu beachten. In Zypern Nesselsucht von Schlamm in der Form eines Kegels, der Bewohner

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. American farming and stock raising, with useful facts for the household, devoted to farming in all its departments. Agriculture. EXCELSIOR HONEY EXTRACTOR. KINGS HONEY EXTRACTOR. Hives.—The old-fashioned close box hive has long been discarded by the most success- ful bee-keepers, and tlie more commodious and improved hives have taken its place, while the match and the brimstone are becoming only a relict of discarded and barbarous practices. It is interesting to note the different kinds of hives used by certain nations. In Cyprus hives are made of mud in the shape of a cone, the inhabitants having no improved inventions. In Palestine bees are frequently kept in a water jug, the bees going in and out of the neck. In Jerusalem the traveler frequently sees hives made in the form of a conical bullet. In Lelianon and Mount Hermon they are made about three feet long and plastered with clay. In Damascus and on the desert they are made of clay (unburnt) in the form of a cylinder. A hive is the home of the bee, and certain essentials are requisite to render it suited to the best results from the colony that inhabits it, which consist of its adaptation to the storage of honey, and the health and comfort of the colony. It should be so arranged that it may be suitably ventilated, and yet kept at a proper temperature. It must be clean, or no bee will inhabit it; it must also be properly adapted to a changeable climate, and made to be comforta- ble in a climate where the winters are severe, or the bees will be liable to freeze. The hives should contain movable frames, and should be closely jointed and carefully piit together. The hive should also afford every facility for constructing the combs and rearing the young broods, and admit of every part of the combs being occasionally inspected, and of their being removed when necessary. Especially should the home of the bees afford protection against moisture and the extremes of heat and cold, as well as sudden vicissitudes of tem

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1890
• booksubjectagriculture
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