American Bee Journal. Vol. VI, No. 4, Oct 1870

Género(s): Ciencias de la vida No ficción Ciencia

Narradores:Francesc Nello, Victoria Neely, James R. Hedrick, Shenzuul, Availle, Renee More, rmerid, Joanne Turner, Loraine Flegal, Lisa Marie Dolcy, ArkansasReader44, ABVoice, Roslyn Elliot, December Ink, ReubenJames43, Larry Wilson, anniemdylan, Andrea Atwood

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1. Origin of Honey Dew
2. Profitable Bee-keeping.—Letter from England
3. About Patents
4. Hurrah for 1870, and the Honey-slinger
5. Comments on Querist No. 7
6. Report of Apiary in 1870 / Four-Banded Bees
7. Novice
8. Bee-Culture in Cities
9. The Looking Glass Again
10. Great Number of Queen Cells and Queens Secured from One Hive
11. Bees in Iowa / The Honey Season in Jasper County, Iowa
12. Introduction of Unimpregnated Queens / Introducing Queens
13. Bee-culture, Honey Products, Honey Markets
14. Queen-Breeding for Improvement of Race
15. The Economic Hive, and Gallup’s / The Gallup Hive
16. Palmer Brothers and the Thomas Hive / Bee Cholera
17. Hive for Nuclei
18. Around among Apiaries
19. Queen Raising.—Experience and Observations
20. The Queen Nursery / Paper Hives & Z. C. Fairbanks / The Looking-glass Again
21. The Drouth, Bee Pasturage, and Queens
22. Bee-keeping Advancing / A Visit to Palmer Bros’ Apiary, and What I Saw There
23. The American Bee Journal
24. Correspondence of the Bee Journal - Part 1
25. Correspondence of the Bee Journal - Part 2
26. Correspondence of the Bee Journal - Part 3
27. Two Queens in One Hive / Bee Houses
28. Bees in Hancock County, Indiana

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The American Bee Journal is the “oldest bee paper in America established in 1861 devoted to scientific bee-culture and the production and sale of pure honey. Published every Wednesday, by Thomas G. Newman, Editor and Proprietor” In this issues are topics from Bee-Culture in Cities to Queen Raising and Breeding. - Summary by Larry Wilson