CATDOLL : CATDOLL: How to raise bee eggs best (How to raise bee eggs best)

1. What should we pay attention to when raising bee eggs?

1. Daily inspection. Every inspection must include the existence of the queen bee. Once the queen is found to be missing, no matter it is a replacement queen or a replacement queen, the queen loss should be removed immediately.

2. If you find that the bee colony has lost its queen, stop feeding immediately and remove the honey and pollen combs from the colony.

3. During high temperature periods, we must take measures to prevent heatstroke and prevent the occurrence of bee diseases.

4. The last point is to insist on replacing the young queen bee. It is best to change the queen once a year.

2. How to raise bee eggs at home?

I have it too, now I'll tell you how:

1. First, break or cut the eggs [as long as you have patience, you can leave the eggs in the soil and wait for the bees to hatch them themselves].

2. It is best to use a transparent and breathable box to make a nest for bees [Note: Don't let the bees run away! ] 3. You can plant seeds in the soil to feed the bees. When the flowers bloom, let the bees collect honey and eat. Now you can raise bees. [I wrote this based on my experience] [By the way, I am from Nanyang, Henan. If you are from the same hometown, please support me] —-—

3. How to raise bee eggs?

1. First, open or cut the bee eggs. If you have patience, you can also place the eggs in the soil and wait for the bees to hatch them themselves.

2. When making a nest for bees, it is best to use a transparent and breathable box. What you need to pay attention to here is: never let the bees fly away.

3. Feed regularly. You can plant the seeds in the soil and let the bees collect honey when they bloom. You can also feed them artificially by diluting honey with 20% warm water. The diluted honey can be fed to the bees by pouring it into the comb or pouring it into a frame feeder. In addition, you can also add an equal amount of honey or syrup to pollen or substitute pollen, mix it evenly, make it into a cake, wrap it with plastic paper, open it at both ends, and place it on the frame beam for the bees to feed.

4. What is the best way for Chinese bees to lay eggs?

First: High-quality queen bee

If you want bees to reproduce quickly, first of all, the queen bee must lay eggs quickly. Not only must it be fast, but the quality of the eggs must also be high. Only in this way can the survival rate of the bred bee larvae be increased, providing a large number of new bees for our bee colony to grow. Therefore, the queen bee should be young and lay eggs vigorously. Old queen bees or inferior queen bees should be eliminated in time. At the same time, we must learn how to artificially breed queen bees and plan to maximize the efficiency of the queen bee.

Second: Powder is sufficient

When there are enough bees, the queen bee has enough royal jelly and her egg-laying ability is enhanced. When the worker bees have enough food, their feeding and collecting abilities are greatly improved. For the larvae in the bee colony, since there is enough pollen, the larvae have enough food and nutrition, so their natural survival rate is high and their quality is good. If there is not enough honey and pollen in the bee colony, artificial supplementation should be given in time.

Third: Raise a strong herd

Raising strong bee colonies is of utmost importance. A strong bee colony not only has better feeding and collecting capabilities, but also has greater resistance to diseases and insect pests than a weak colony. Therefore, raising strong colonies is also a key to quickly breeding Chinese honey bees. If a single bee colony cannot develop for a long time, you can use the method of strengthening the weak in advance to speed up the development of the weak colony.

Fourth: Prevent the occurrence of diseases and pests

For Chinese bees, the most serious problem is usually nest insects. However, as long as we are able to raise a strong colony, we only need to pay attention to regularly removing the wax debris at the bottom of the beehive and replacing the honeycombs. Generally, they are replaced once a year, which can basically prevent the bees from being harmed by nest insects.

Fifth: Timely swarming

After the above conditions are met, as long as the climatic conditions are suitable, bees can actually reproduce very quickly, so what remains is that we must learn how to artificially swarm bees after the bees have reproduced in large numbers. Since Chinese honey bees have strong swarming properties, strong colonies will not swarm, and natural swarming will cause losses to our beekeeping, so when we find that the bee colony has reached a certain number, we must artificially swarm it in advance. The specific strength of the bee colony can refer to the local conventional bee colony strength. Generally, the strength of the bee colony in China shows a trend of increasing strength from south to north. The main reason is that the temperature in the south is relatively high, and bees often do not need to keep warm too much to survive, but the temperature in the north is lower, and the bees have developed the habit of huddling together for warmth.

5. How to raise bee eggs?

Fill a test tube with moist soil, place the bee eggs in the test tube, control the temperature at 15-20℃, and the bee eggs will begin to hatch.

Queen bee breeding: If there is a queen bee in the bee eggs, you can put the queen bee in a container filled with moist mud and sand, and then feed it royal jelly.

Ordinary bee breeding: find a container with a shape similar to that of a beehive, put the bee eggs into the container, then cover the bee eggs with honey, leaving a little space, and wait for them to hatch.

6. How to raise the bee eggs purchased by the school?

1. First, open or cut the bee eggs. If you have patience, you can also put the eggs in the soil and wait for the bees to hatch by themselves.

2. When making a nest for bees, it is best to use a transparent and breathable box. What you need to pay attention to here is: never let the bees fly away.

3. Feed regularly. You can plant the seeds in the soil and let the bees collect honey when they bloom; you can also feed them artificially by diluting honey with 20% warm water. The diluted honey can be fed to the bees by pouring it into the comb or pouring it into a frame feeder.

In addition, you can also add an equal amount of honey or syrup to pollen or substitute pollen, mix it thoroughly, make it into a cake shape, wrap it with plastic paper, open both ends, and place it on a frame beam for bees to feed.

7. How to keep the bees bought at the school gate?

There are three kinds of bees at the school gate: 1. Test tube bees 2. Queen bee babies 3. Ordinary bee eggs

The following are different ways to keep bees:

1. Test tube bees

Put some moist soil in the tube. If there is no soil, you can also use a napkin with a little water. Put bee eggs in the tube (there are usually bee eggs in it). The eggs will hatch at about 15-20 degrees Celsius. After hatching, you can feed them with honey.

2. Queen Bee Baby

Take out the bees, carefully tear a small slit in the beeswax film with your hands, and the queen bee baby can crawl out. (Or wait for it to bite the film open by itself, which is safer) After it comes out, put it in a container filled with moist sand and feed it with royal jelly (remember, not ordinary honey). When it matures, it can lay eggs after mating with the male bee.

3. Ordinary bee eggs

Remove the dark brown bee eggs the size of rice grains, and place them in a honeycomb-like container (i.e. with small holes). Place them inside and cover them with honey as food, but be careful not to suffocate them. They can be hatched when the temperature is suitable.