CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Tips for raising bees (tips on raising bees)

1. What are the tips for collecting bees?

January: Strengthen insulation until the Lesser Cold, add cotton to empty spaces in the beehive, maintain the box temperature and check it frequently, and reward after the Greater Cold.

February: The weather warms up in the beginning of spring and the yang energy rises. The rain widens the door and increases ventilation, ensuring that the bees have enough food and welcome the rapeseed honey flow.

March: Rapeseed flowers are about to bloom during the Waking of Insects. You should carefully manage the flowers to welcome the new honey. The honey-shaking period comes at the Spring Equinox. You should shake the honey with joy.

April: Qingming Festival hopes for acacia honey, strengthen management and don't relax, Guyu Queen breeding is a bit early, beehives are padded to prevent moisture

2. What are the 24 beekeeping rhymes?

Beekeeping 24 solar terms (four seasons) jingle:

1. Spring

The arrival of the Beginning of Spring brings about the change of Yang Qi.

Bee excretion is the key,

Check carefully and watch carefully.

Lack of honey and lack of king often appear.

One month after the investigation of the imprisoned king,

March is a sunny day.

Releasing the queen to promote production brings joy to the bee colony,

Feeding pollen is closely connected.

The insulation inside the box should be good.

By the end of the month, the bee colony has quadrupled.

At this time, add seven or eight spleens.

The relay box is set up during the Grain Rain solar term.

2. Summer

The main source of honey is acacia in early summer.

The second crop of acacia and bauhinia,

At this time, raising a king is very simple.

A good king fowl keeps you company all year round.

Grain in Ear solar term is coming soon.

The jujube trees and thorns are busy for two months.

The new king's herds are highly productive,

The harvest of the whole year is the most critical.

There are few nectar sources during the Great Heat solar term.

The king was imprisoned and his children were cut off for twenty days.

The purpose is to cure the small deceive,

Otherwise, it will be finished in autumn.

Autumn

Greeting the beginning of autumn, we turn to the plains.

Xiongan New Area is the first choice.

There is plenty of water and powder for food,

Tourism sales are even better.

After autumn, I guarantee four spleens.

Reward feeding is key.

It's not too late to imprison the king on National Day.

After feeding the bees, treat the mites.

4. Winter

Place the bee colony in a sunny place.

The strong men do not need external warmth,

Enlarge the nest door and cover it with cloth.

The key is to prefer cool to hot.

Spend the winter quietly and don’t unpack.

The appearance of the bee colony box.

Prescribe the right medicine to rescue.

Remove bees regularly to ensure safety.

3. What are the four tips for Chinese beekeeping?

January

The first month of the year is the Lesser Cold, the ground is frozen and the honey source is cut off

Add straw to the bees to keep them warm and keep them safe

After the Lesser Cold comes the Greater Cold, with various mountain flowers blooming

When the flowers are fragrant and the honey is sweet, it is time to strengthen management and be thorough

February

February is the beginning of spring, rainy and cold, lack of powder and honey

Queen bee produces fewer pupae, replenishes honey to help pupae and prevents escape

Clear weather, bees moved out of the plains, honey flowed from sour vines, warm weather

Rapeseed Flowering Honey Powder Enough to Strengthen Heat Insulation and Egg Enlargement Ring

Pine trees bloom in the rain to collect pollen should be stored

March

The weather turns sunny when Jingzhe arrives, green leaves and hundreds of flowers bloom in profusion

Keep enough honey and pollen to breed and cultivate new kings to replace old ones

The trees are piled up with water, the flowers are flowing with nectar, and new brood is being built to replace the old one

If you want to divide, just divide. Don't control the colony. More bees will produce more honey.

Wild bees are flying all over the mountains. It's time for swarming and migration.

Bucket and dig holes to collect wild bees and track them down together

The spring equinox arrives and the bees are busy swarming and a new queen is replaced

Solve the problem of bee colony swarming fever and strong honey production

April

April Qingming rains come and bees are strong, just in time

The group is moved to five or six rows to wait for the harvest of lychee honey

Load the vehicle gently, open the dark window and feed clean water

Open the small door in the inner field to prevent bees from gathering

The weather is sunny and warm, the flower source is good, shake all the honey and add honeycomb

Be careful when collecting honey and understand the local pest control

Research drugs and time to prevent them in time without hesitation

Grain Rain is the end of the flowering period. Take less and keep more to store enough honey.

Be careful when checking honey collection to prevent bees from stealing food

The bees were transported back and their spleens were removed. All the old and diseased spleens were removed.

Planting new spleens during the mountain flower season to prepare for summer safety

May

In May, the main source of honey is to stop the hungry bees from flying everywhere

Be careful when unpacking and checking to prevent bee thefts

Grain fullness arrives, various flowers bloom, sufficient pollen source, feed syrup

Stimulate reproduction and breed new bees to cultivate strong colonies and harvest summer honey

June

In June, bees are busy and the mountains are filled with the fragrance of Chinese tallow tree honey

Organize strong colonies and fewer swarms to harvest sugar quickly based on the weather

Tianqinghuahao breeds new king and raises two kings in the same box

We are safe and prepared to survive the summer and lose the king

At the end of the nectar season, make sure to leave enough sealing honey in the brood comb

Actively cultivate new bees to reduce the decline of summer colonies

The summer solstice is coming, the most important thing is to adjust the honey source

Remove all old and diseased spleens to keep the bee and spleen in balance

July

In July, the summer heat begins and wasps are everywhere

Reduce the nest entrance, strictly prevent entrapment, kill and destroy the nest, and completely clear it out

Hot summer weather research summer decision-making

Building a shed to provide shade and keeping bees safe from the heat

The heat of the Great Heat makes bees unable to bear it and they leave their combs and scatter to fan themselves

The light salt water used for feeding at the bottom of the box is effective in relieving heat and cooling down

August

In August, the honey bee queen stopped laying eggs due to lack of pollen and the colony declined.

Timely replenishment of honey and powder spleen, feeding medicine and disease prevention should keep up

There is a small honey source in the end of summer

Feeding syrup pollen at the right time to cultivate new bees to survive the summer

September

In September, the old bees died and the bee colony without daughters wanted to escape.

Close the queen to prevent escape and replenish the pupae to stabilize the bee colony and ensure

Salt frost cypress flowers bloom at the autumnal equinox. Check carefully before flowering

It is time to remove all old and diseased spleens, disinfect them and change the boxes

Honey and sugar spleens should be exposed to the sun to completely remove the nest worms.

Spray pesticides to eliminate pests and diseases, feed large amounts of sugar to promote reproduction

October

In October, the cold open air turns colder and the mountains are covered with lotus flowers

See the flowering period to build spleen and promote reproduction and rejuvenation

Frost falls, silvergrass flowers bloom, honey is plentiful, bees are busy

Replenish honeycomb, expand egg circle, cultivate new bees and obtain winter sugar

Wild honey sources are gradually opening up, and wild bees are busy collecting flowers in the mountains

Collect wild bees by bucketing and digging holes to run a bee farm on your own

November

In the beginning of winter, it is cold at night. It is good to use straw to protect the box from the cold.

Duck's foot flowers bloom, nectar source is sufficient, rush to build new spleen to promote reproduction

Xiaoxue chooses to replace the old queen group with the new and raise a strong group

If you want to separate, do it. Don't control the reproduction and honey collection at the same time.

December

Heavy snow and honey flow is just in time to organize a strong group to harvest winter sugar

If there is honey, take it without hesitation. Watch the weather carefully to get the honey.

Winter Solstice is the end of the flowering period. Take less and leave more.

Keep enough honey in the brood comb to ensure safe wintering

After the flowering period, adjust the group strength and organize the two queens to be raised in the same box

The nest temperature is stable, reproduction is good, and preparations are made for the development of the next year

4. Twelve tips for beekeeping?

January: Strengthen insulation until the Lesser Cold, add cotton to the empty spaces in the beehive, maintain the box temperature and check it frequently, and reward after the Greater Cold.

February: The temperature rises at the beginning of spring, and the rainwater increases ventilation, ensuring sufficient food for the bees and welcoming the heavy honey flow of rapeseed.

March: Rapeseed flowers are about to bloom during the Waking of Insects. You should carefully manage the flowers to welcome the new honey. The honey-shaking period comes during the Spring Equinox. You should shake the honey with joy.

April: Look forward to the arrival of Robinia pseudoacacia honey during Qingming Festival, so strengthen management and don’t relax. It is a bit early to raise queen beehives during Grain Rain Festival, so pad the beehives to prevent moisture.

May: Beginning of summer citrus honey is fragrant, queen rearing is fast-tracked, the queen is replaced at the end of the first month, and the super is promoted to twenty

June: Be busy planting to meet twenty frames, pick the thorns for ninety days, have many bees and plenty of honey, manage them well, and prevent mites from drilling holes during the summer solstice.

July: Honey starts to flow from the boughs during the Lesser Heat, and the bees that produce a lot of honey are caught at both ends. During the Greater Heat, beware of heat and ants and bees, and collect the bough honey to take home.

August: There are two more honey seasons at the beginning of autumn. Offices should prepare for the late honey season. There is plenty of honey and bees should be harvested frequently so as not to go hungry. This is the last honey season of the year.

September: Gallnut honey after the White Dew, a strong colony still has more than ten combs, and there are still gallnuts during the Autumnal Equinox. Don't forget to treat mites in the bee colony.

October: Feed the bees enough during Cold Dew to welcome the wild chrysanthemums, treat mites and maintain the balance of the nest, adjust the bee spleen during Frost Descent, and release the double queen gates accordingly.

November: When wild chrysanthemums begin to shed honey at the beginning of winter, you need to save some for the winter. The light snow will naturally not keep the honey warm, so check and distribute relief frequently.

December: Don’t panic if the mountains are blocked by heavy snow. Observe the bees outside the box. There will be enough food in the box during the winter solstice. They will survive the winter and multiply in the warm spring.

5. Tips for collecting honey?

Honey is a product that beekeepers can easily earn money from. The income from honey accounts for a particularly high proportion of the entire bee farm's income. The most basic principle of collecting honey is: collect honey early in spring, collect honey frequently in summer, collect honey steadily in autumn, and stop collecting honey in winter. It seems simple, but in fact, the time for collecting honey needs to be arranged according to the climate of the area.

When should we collect honey in autumn when we raise bees? The bee tribe might as well look at the question as when to collect honey in the four seasons of the year. To collect honey, first of all, it depends on whether it is raised in soil or in live frame. Different raising methods have different methods and times for collecting honey.

Early spring: Bees begin to collect honey and reproduce in spring after the weather warms up. It is the peak honey flow period outside. After the bee colony grows rapidly in spring, the honey production capacity will be greatly improved in a short period of time. Collecting honey early can avoid the honeycomb being filled with honey due to the sudden increase in honey collection capacity. If there is enough honey in the beehive, the enthusiasm of the bees for collecting honey will decrease, thus wasting their honey production capacity. Collecting honey can [1. raise the enthusiasm of the bees, 2. provide more income for the owner]

Be steady in autumn: In autumn, more nectar-producing plants bloom. In Guizhou, there are more wild chrysanthemums and Senecio radiata, and the bee colonies are also strong. Be cautious in collecting honey. You must collect honey in moderation and not blindly. You must do a good job of autumn breeding. In the later stage, a large number of bee colonies are needed to raise the larvae. The quality of autumn breeding directly affects the success or failure of the bee colony's wintering.

6. What’s the rhyme for the nursery rhyme “Two Little Bees”?

Two little bees are flying among the flowers, flying and flying, looking for the lovely sister of their dreams. Where are you going?

Do you think I'm too lonely?

If we are on the same path, let me accompany you.

We have been together all the way, facing the wind and rain. My heart is like a flower stamen, treasured.

Two little bees were flying among the flowers, flying and flying.

Two little bees are flying among the flowers. Little bees are flying among the flowers.

7. What are the mnemonics for pronouncing long and short ee sounds?

The letter combination ee is pronounced as a long /iː/.

like:

indeed /ɪnˈdiːd/ adv. Indeed; truly

bee /biː/ n. bee

feel /fiːl/ v.feel; think

teeth/tiːθ/ n.teeth

seed /siːd/ n.seed

seem /siːm/ v. seems, seems

see /siː/ v.see; see

1. The pronunciation of ee is: [i:]

1. Open your mouth as if you are smiling, showing your teeth and stretching your lips to the sides in a flat shape.

2. Lift the front of your tongue as far as possible toward the hard palate, with your tongue lightly touching the back of your lower teeth.

3. Tighten your lips, keep your tongue muscles tense, vibrate your vocal cords, and make the /iː/ sound.

4. Note: [i:] is a long vowel, so try to stretch it out as much as possible when pronouncing it.

2. ea has four pronunciations

1. [i:], such as: eat[i:t].

They, like, to, eat, their, lunch, together.

They like to eat their lunch together.

2. [e]. Such as:,heavy,[,hevi].

The,wardrobe,was,too,heavy,for,me,to,move,on,my,own.

The wardrobe is too heavy for me to move by myself.

3. [i], such as:, idea, [, aidi,].

You, should, talk, to, Ken, –, he's, always, full, of, good, ideas.

You should talk to Ken, he's always full of good ideas.

4. [ei], such as:, great, [greit].

The,movie,was,a,great,success.

8. 12 tips for beekeeping?

Beekeeping tips:

January: Strengthen insulation until the Lesser Cold, add cotton to the empty spaces in the beehive, keep a check on the box temperature, and reward after the Greater Cold.

February: The temperature rises at the beginning of spring, and the rain widens the door and increases ventilation, ensuring that the bees have enough food and welcoming the rapeseed honey flow.

March: Rapeseed flowers are about to bloom during the Waking of Insects. You should carefully manage the flowers to welcome the new honey. The honey-shaking period comes during the Spring Equinox. You should shake the honey with joy.

April: Look forward to the arrival of Robinia pseudoacacia honey during Qingming Festival, so strengthen management and don’t relax. It is a bit early to raise queen beehives during Grain Rain Festival, so pad the beehives to prevent moisture.

May: Beginning of summer citrus honey is fragrant, queen rearing is fast-tracked, the queen is replaced at the end of the first month, and the super is promoted to twenty

June: busy planting to meet twenty frames, picking brambles for ninety days, more bees and more honey, well managed, and prevent mites from drilling holes during the summer solstice.

July: Honey starts to flow from the boughs during the Lesser Heat, and the bees that produce a lot of honey are caught at both ends. During the Greater Heat, beware of heat and ants and bees, and collect the bough honey to take home.

August: There are two more honey seasons at the beginning of autumn. Offices should prepare for the late honey season. There is plenty of honey and bees should be collected frequently so as not to go hungry. This is the last honey season of the year.

September: Gallic honey after the White Dew, a strong colony still has more than ten combs, and there are still gallic honey during the Autumnal Equinox. Don't forget to treat mites in the bee colony.

October: Feed the bees enough during Cold Dew to welcome the wild chrysanthemums, treat mites and maintain the balance of the nest, adjust the bee spleen and stomach during Frost, and release the double queen gates accordingly.

November: When wild chrysanthemums begin to shed honey at the beginning of winter, you need to save some for the winter. The light snow will naturally not keep the honey warm, so check and distribute relief frequently.

December: Don’t worry if the mountain is closed due to heavy snow. Observe the bees outside the hive. There is no shortage of food in the hive during the winter solstice. It will survive the winter and multiply in the spring.