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quadgram	frequency
the top of the	26
of the united states	22
the bottom of the	19
the bees in the	17
at the same time	16
the temperature of the	16
the management of bees	16
the edge of the	15
for the purpose of	15
a colony of bees	14
the beginning of the	14
in the course of	13
in the management of	13
the bees are to	13
so that the bees	13
southern and western texas	13
if the bees are	12
it is better to	12
it is best to	12
when the bees are	12
it is desirable to	11
parts of the country	11
the bees from the	11
in the united states	11
it is possible to	11
the entrance of the	11
bees are to be	11
the bees into the	11
the valley of the	11
taken from the cellar	10
the department of agriculture	10
the mouth of the	10
as soon as the	10
the tops of the	10
all parts of the	10
it is necessary to	10
are taken from the	9
the bees may be	9
the time of the	9
of an inch in	9
the bees will not	9
honey yield not important	9
to the valley of	9
for the bees to	9
the bees have been	9
parts of the united	9
in front of the	9
the back of the	9
it is impossible to	8
management of bees in	8
the absence of the	8
and it will be	8
on the th of	8
it is advisable to	8
of bees in the	8
in order that the	8
an inch in diameter	8
net per case of	8
the end of the	8
the latter end of	8
the bureau of entomology	8
as soon as possible	8
at the end of	8
by the bee keeper	8
per case of sections	8
early in the season	8
pounds net per case	8
of honey and wax	8
in the case of	8
temperature of the hive	7
part of the hive	7
not less than pounds	7
the front of the	7
to average not less	7
it may be stated	7
that the bees will	7
entrance of the hive	7
it is a good	7
less than pounds net	7
the removal of the	7
the interior of the	7
the ends of the	7
in all parts of	7
honey to average not	7
average not less than	7
at the top of	7
the centre of the	7
the hives should be	7
if the cellar is	7
care should be taken	7
an account of the	7
see to it that	7
temperature of the cellar	7
on the part of	7
top of the hive	7
as well as the	7
honey yield good but	7
in addition to the	7
season of the year	7
eighths of an inch	6
the heat of the	6
in the form of	6
the inside of the	6
honey yield good and	6
after the bees have	6
a part of the	6
to the rio grande	6
from the end of	6
for the removal of	6
of the bees in	6
a day or two	6
to keep the bees	6
part of the winter	6
to put the bees	6
the part of the	6
in the middle of	6
the hive or box	6
the whole of the	6
bottom of the box	6
it will be found	6
the sides of the	6
it is not necessary	6
at the back of	6
arrangement of the apiary	6
the greater part of	6
the farmers of america	6
to the interest of	6
of the department of	6
the bee keeper should	6
perforated zinc queen excluder	6
sheets of perforated zinc	6
the bees will be	6
to the beginning of	6
in a short time	6
at a time when	6
throughout southern and western	6
bees work on it	6
honey yield good in	6
in which the bees	6
by the use of	6
the edges of the	6
the backs of the	6
a swarm of bees	6
bees into the cellar	6
and half an inch	6
edge of the hive	6
of the bee keeper	6
than pounds net per	6
bees in the cellar	6
separatored honey to average	6
there should be no	6
for early brood rearing	6
of an inch broad	6
at the time of	6
the bees are in	6
one of the most	6
the end of one	5
valuable for brood rearing	5
that there will be	5
the mother of the	5
coldest part of the	5
in the fall and	5
early in the spring	5
the rio grande and	5
will be necessary to	5
by means of a	5
at the entrance of	5
the main honey flow	5
the humane management of	5
colonies in the apiary	5
from which the bees	5
much to be preferred	5
the queen of the	5
the culture of honey	5
the united states are	5
to the bee keeper	5
the use of the	5
it has been found	5
before the bees are	5
bottom of the hive	5
stores of good quality	5
the size of the	5
the condition of the	5
it may be said	5
average dates of the	5
front of the hive	5
in the hands of	5
are not of the	5
next to the wood	5
be placed on the	5
along rivers and creeks	5
as far as the	5
the population of the	5
yield of no importance	5
honey yield of no	5
during the coldest part	5
the side of the	5
the coldest part of	5
the construction of the	5
interior of the hive	5
in waste places and	5
the bees should be	5
the cellar should be	5
the prevention of swarming	5
a box of honey	5
that it may be	5
but plants not abundant	5
the immediate vicinity of	5
beginning of the next	5
factors of good wintering	5
a great deal of	5
should be made of	5
an inch in thickness	5
the body of the	5
eastern and southern texas	5
the wintering of bees	5
the pavilion and the	5
half an inch in	5
in the evening of	5
the latter part of	5
it will be necessary	5
in groups of four	5
the first killing frost	5
that the beekeeper may	5
as well as in	5
in the open air	5
on a level with	5
destruction of the drones	5
crop of the following	5
half of an inch	5
may be able to	5
front of the entrance	5
of bees may be	5
valuable for early brood	5
between the pavilion and	5
to give the bees	5
the utility of ventilation	5
on the old stand	5
on top of the	5
for the sake of	5
the average dates of	5
great care should be	5
tops of the frames	5
the keeping of bees	5
bees are compelled to	5
the best methods of	5
if this is not	5
so far as possible	4
of the cellar is	4
for the reception of	4
bees should not be	4
be put into a	4
for the development of	4
of the mode of	4
the right time to	4
in a colony of	4
in order that they	4
is a good plan	4
killing frost in the	4
the quantity of honey	4
as in the case	4
good in favorable seasons	4
the strength of the	4
to be wintered in	4
department of agriculture and	4
in the early spring	4
to that of the	4
assistant secretary of agriculture	4
the simmins nonswarming system	4
the combs of the	4
in order to be	4
fractional parts of numbers	4
of bees for outdoor	4
in the interest of	4
as a forage crop	4
the hive should not	4
are in the cellar	4
be removed from the	4
the entrance should be	4
that it is not	4
the severity of the	4
from the top of	4
strong colonies in the	4
on account of its	4
and the bees are	4
whole and fractional parts	4
but of short duration	4
the formation of the	4
the roof of a	4
the th of june	4
to the top of	4
soon as the bees	4
should be taken not	4
impregnation of the queen	4
the hive should be	4
the influence of the	4
made of granulated sugar	4
in the shape of	4
backs of the bee	4
in a state of	4
if i may so	4
wintered in the cellar	4
story hive with supers	4
the factors of good	4
the essentials to success	4
the warmth of the	4
and the bees will	4
bees are in the	4
taking off a glass	4
is much to be	4
the cellar during the	4
by the bees in	4
inches and a half	4
the production of wax	4
are to be removed	4
at the top and	4
for the escape of	4
of ventilation in the	4
in the body of	4
in the immediate vicinity	4
it not for the	4
the best time to	4
should not be placed	4
of the bees is	4
when the finest young	4
the honey from the	4
which they had been	4
the length of the	4
edge of the box	4
as large as a	4
as has been pointed	4
ceiling of the cellar	4
it is quite possible	4
bees from the cellar	4
they are taken from	4
of an inch openings	4
most parts of the	4
is desirable to have	4
of the gulf states	4
top of the frames	4
the lower rio grande	4
as well as with	4
bees for outdoor wintering	4
from place to place	4
in the construction of	4
the bees of the	4
that it does not	4
the average temperature of	4
it is important that	4
half an inch deep	4
be made of the	4
in the space of	4
valley of the colorado	4
preparation of bees for	4
for a cleansing flight	4
a species of the	4
at the time the	4
of the colorado and	4
prevent the bees from	4
a good plan to	4
but if this is	4
to remove the packing	4
is quite possible to	4
of bees from the	4
will do no harm	4
any part of the	4
that the bees may	4
and management of bees	4
the number of colonies	4
the bees are taken	4
in the field of	4
it is difficult to	4
the production of honey	4
the sting of a	4
to pack the bees	4
been suggested to me	4
be taken not to	4
the bees are compelled	4
order that they may	4
it may be made	4
greater part of the	4
full sheets of foundation	4
pieces of red cedar	4
on account of the	4
the outside of the	4
are about to take	4
extending from the gulf	4
farmers of america will	4
two months before the	4
has been pointed out	4
the remainder of the	4
the course of his	4
and again in the	4
a large number of	4
a time when they	4
to a certain extent	4
cellar during the winter	4
the impregnation of the	4
the crop of the	4
they are able to	4
it is usually desirable	4
should be taken that	4
the queen is not	4
sirup made of granulated	4
the ceiling of the	4
description of the bar	4
that there is no	4
of the cellar during	4
enable the bees to	4
and it is therefore	4
it may be presumed	4
on the other hand	4
is to have the	4
the destruction of a	4
half an inch broad	4
sting of a bee	4
you are about to	4
the control of the	4
into an empty one	4
collected by the bees	4
a b c d	4
the bee keeper can	4
edges of the combs	4
other part of the	4
a level with the	4
to attempt to winter	4
measures of success in	4
in the more northern	4
at the national repository	4
may be stated that	4
colonies in the fall	4
are to be wintered	4
and fractional parts of	4
of the main honey	4
the bees of a	4
that the royal larva	4
in and out of	4
honey or sugar sirup	4
eggs of the queen	4
there has been a	4
management of an apiary	4
and out of the	4
an accumulation of feces	4
the depth of the	4
when they are all	4
of the hive and	4
were it not for	4
for the welfare of	4
at the bottom of	4
putting the bees into	4
the sheets of perforated	4
as the case may	4
against the entrance of	4
be returned to the	3
of the colony is	3
cells next to the	3
yield good but not	3
the manner in which	3
their labours in the	3
the hive by the	3
the mode of managing	3
out of the hive	3
so that as the	3
perforated sheets of zinc	3
time that they are	3
colony of bees to	3
interior temperature of the	3
opportunity for a cleansing	3
short space of time	3
the bees may have	3
labours of the bees	3
it is usually not	3
to deposit her eggs	3
later in the season	3
it is of the	3
and it is usually	3
bees from place to	3
row of cells next	3
which the hives are	3
of the winter months	3
texas to the valley	3
utility of ventilation in	3
when the bees will	3
the valleys of the	3
one of the queens	3
are removed from the	3
so as not to	3
and a half of	3
is one of the	3
the middle of the	3
at the approach of	3
extending from the atlantic	3
no section in this	3
of bees in them	3
the rearing of brood	3
one of the end	3
that the bee keeper	3
the colorado to the	3
it is often difficult	3
of the atlantic states	3
in the spring the	3
bees are wintered in	3
of the first killing	3
below the level of	3
removal of the packing	3
under the necessity of	3
in connection with the	3
persons who do not	3
mode of managing bees	3
side of the box	3
fruit trees while in	3
such as that of	3
a considerable amount of	3
or in any way	3
bees are a nuisance	3
through which the bees	3
they are in the	3
season to the beginning	3
there should never be	3
in localities where the	3
prepared for the purpose	3
if the temperature is	3
when the temperature of	3
to the bees a	3
to the use of	3
four corners of the	3
cases of separatored honey	3
united states department of	3
a climate such as	3
should be put into	3
to be well cleaned	3
of the hive or	3
the prosperity of the	3
any other part of	3
is no part of	3
when they are in	3
and as a result	3
this is the most	3
been taken from the	3
if the colony has	3
in the month of	3
a good practice to	3
shipping cases for comb	3
it should be carefully	3
the two pieces of	3
the labours of the	3
section in this grade	3
the marquess of blandford	3
front of the box	3
the only way to	3
central and southern texas	3
in the apiary are	3
louisiana through texas to	3
to throw off the	3
l l l l	3
of the reigning queen	3
top of the octagon	3
climate such as that	3
for the sting of	3
it has been said	3
of the honey flow	3
of the old bees	3
to go down into	3
a glass of honey	3
is better to have	3
the bees will have	3
honey is to be	3
the place where the	3
the progressive bee keeper	3
during the winter and	3
in addition to this	3
it may be done	3
state of the thermometer	3
in the centre of	3
will be found to	3
latter part of the	3
yield good in favorable	3
population of the hive	3
as to form a	3
in most parts of	3
the interior temperature of	3
all sections well filled	3
mouth of the cell	3
at any time during	3
unseparatored honey to average	3
it is safe to	3
in some of the	3
upon the tops of	3
will be shown later	3
learn to manipulate bees	3
when the four legs	3
not be necessary to	3
as will be shown	3
and cast out of	3
to the fact that	3
inconvenience to the bees	3
on the third day	3
that there is not	3
that there may be	3
the weather is very	3
to weigh less than	3
should be remembered that	3
to winter colonies that	3
different states of forwardness	3
the season of the	3
of the zones shown	3
is usually desirable to	3
in june and july	3
rio grande and west	3
gulf states and extending	3
of the brood chamber	3
the eggs of the	3
cellar is built for	3
a set of collateral	3
destruction of the bees	3
that part of the	3
to be put into	3
and so that the	3
farmers in the world	3
of putting them in	3
extending to the valley	3
quantity of honey and	3
i may so say	3
may be made to	3
the propagation of her	3
the work of the	3
the lower part of	3
given in this bulletin	3
may be said to	3
the colony has been	3
so as to make	3
with the exception of	3
colorado to the rio	3
as much as possible	3
the box you are	3
in the box you	3
the bees and the	3
the total destruction of	3
should never be used	3
for the management of	3
the death of the	3
the time the bees	3
at all times and	3
to the edge of	3
the evening of the	3
to prevent the bees	3
which the bees may	3
at the latter end	3
be wintered in the	3
best to have the	3
out of the grooves	3
be extended to them	3
for the storage of	3
the effects of ventilation	3
as shown in the	3
a swarm to its	3
the apiary should be	3
dead bees on the	3
the top bars of	3
the care of the	3
in so far as	3
in a vertical position	3
at the opening of	3
the ingress and egress	3
may be cut out	3
a small amount of	3
if at any time	3
the queen begins to	3
should be put on	3
the reception of the	3
without destroying the bees	3
at the backs of	3
to it that the	3
bees from the end	3
through the top of	3
rays of the sun	3
when they can fly	3
control of the bee	3
any one of them	3
the weather will permit	3
the colonies in the	3
mouth of the hive	3
it should be remembered	3
of unseparatored honey to	3
it is therefore the	3
throw off the wet	3
in the ends of	3
removal of the bees	3
the feeding of bees	3
sections to be well	3
methods of cellar wintering	3
wintering out of doors	3
this part of the	3
treasures of the bees	3
states have passed laws	3
two or three weeks	3
to build their combs	3
rapidly in the spring	3
the bottom of each	3
be placed in a	3
for the supply of	3
bees in the hive	3
begins to lay eggs	3
given to the bees	3
covers of the hives	3
to remain in the	3
used by the bees	3
may be taken as	3
any other farmers in	3
wintering bees in cellars	3
the location of the	3
put it into a	3
the case may be	3
the bees should not	3
perish in the winter	3
the bases of the	3
is to the interest	3
the lower edge of	3
three or four days	3
of a single bee	3
at the expense of	3
to a quart of	3
branch of a tree	3
corners of the box	3
placed upon the top	3
during the time that	3
rearing of brood at	3
is to be removed	3
of the greatest importance	3
it is to the	3
and egress of the	3
of the methods of	3
of the following season	3
the time that they	3
to the editor of	3
the works of the	3
the row of cells	3
for the construction of	3
time of the year	3
the queen in the	3
hive into an empty	3
for that purpose by	3
honey flow is over	3
one of the best	3
the slips of tin	3
protection from wind and	3
bees because they are	3
but it is not	3
the covers of the	3
it is not desirable	3
he may be able	3
frames are made of	3
protection from cold and	3
inch and a half	3
of the bees to	3
her eggs in the	3
taking off a box	3
in the humane management	3
the time that the	3
success in cellar wintering	3
is the practice of	3
in the bureau of	3
of bees in my	3
immediate vicinity of the	3
is possible to make	3
the hives may be	3
care should be exercised	3
can be drawn out	3
unite the bees of	3
go down into the	3
and a half in	3
the bees to leave	3
generated by the bees	3
the box or hive	3
and of every thing	3
so that they will	3
the honey in the	3
location of the apiary	3
to see to it	3
the development of the	3
for the betterment of	3
the possession of the	3
for honey and pollen	3
is no more than	3
out of the cellar	3
helps early brood rearing	3
of the bees from	3
the royal larva is	3
in general it may	3
cellar is built in	3
total destruction of the	3
the bees are wintered	3
when there is no	3
the opening of the	3
an easy matter to	3
be stored in a	3
to the entrance of	3
put into the cellar	3
for the wintering of	3
is safe to say	3
three things in abundance	3
in one of the	3
at the mouth of	3
be left in the	3
an inch or two	3
is found to be	3
various parts of the	3
mode of managing honey	3
the brood diseases of	3
of the first importance	3
when it is necessary	3
practical bee keepers who	3
it should not be	3
those of other bees	3
north side of my	3
during a honey flow	3
run for extracted honey	3
may be said that	3
to be well filled	3
this grade to weigh	3
is not desirable to	3
the nature of the	3
the wax and honey	3
of the hives in	3
about the beginning of	3
in the absence of	3
tops of the bee	3
the gulf states and	3
from time to time	3
an inch and a	3
that the queen is	3
time to put the	3
condition known as dysentery	3
without at the same	3
the candy may be	3
of the best quality	3
that they may be	3
purity of the honey	3
so as to prevent	3
the middle of august	3
one season to the	3
swarm to its parent	3
of the hive should	3
the relation of the	3
is ready for the	3
are less likely to	3
be given in the	3
on the north side	3
of the fact that	3
of a piece of	3
a piece of wire	3
of separatored honey to	3
dates of the first	3
honey yield very heavy	3
sections of the country	3
that the bees are	3
except the row of	3
to the point where	3
bees in a cellar	3
the treasures of the	3
ingress and egress of	3
the war is over	3
the middle of a	3
it is not the	3
the height of the	3
queen of the bees	3
the north side of	3
if it is possible	3
if the bees have	3
be used in the	3
the use of this	3
in different states of	3
so that the beekeeper	3
body of the bee	3
other farmers in the	3
the th of july	3
the end of a	3
defenders of their hives	3
of each of the	3
be said to be	3
a description of the	3
in this grade to	3
on the bottom boards	3
the hive and the	3
trees while in bloom	3
so that he may	3
on each side of	3
should be done in	3
should any of the	3
for their own use	3
are not likely to	3
the months of may	3
time when they can	3
front of your boxes	3
of the following year	3
as if they had	3
i am led to	3
the destruction of the	3
room for the rearing	3
the amount of brood	3
it will not be	3
to return to the	3
of the very finest	3
time for putting on	3
as to keep the	3
of the honey is	3
from the colorado to	3
by the bees from	3
keep the bees from	3
it can not be	3
grade to weigh less	3
the four corners of	3
brood diseases of bees	3
so that there is	3
three or four times	3
so that there will	3
in a few minutes	3
the back of each	3
on the bottom of	3
cases for comb honey	3
what race of bees	3
be taken as a	3
an inch in depth	3
in the inside of	3
the demands of the	3
winter colonies that are	3
of the hive is	3
depends largely upon the	3
the cellar is built	3
the top and sides	3
species of the gulf	3
about half an inch	3
as they should be	3
good defenders of their	3
for the rearing of	3
by the internet archive	3
good plan is to	3
in the hive to	3
for a few days	3
box you are about	3
with which the bees	3
pounds of extracted honey	3
in the front of	3
while the bees are	3
influence of the sun	3
a third hive body	3
the state of the	3
combs from which the	3
two pieces of red	3
early in the morning	3
of a colony of	3
when the colonies are	3
of the bases of	3
as possible to the	3
die during the winter	3
mother of the hive	3
there will be no	3
in the formation of	3
in the latter end	3
bees to leave their	3
propagation of her species	3
wood to be well	3
time for the removal	3
in which they are	3
which the bees are	3
colony of bees from	3
and in a short	3
should be placed in	3
from wind and cold	3
to the bees in	3
the floor of the	3
when the weather is	3
humane management of honey	3
other parts of the	3
not be able to	3
the rest of the	3
to be hung in	3
good honey or sugar	3
general it may be	3
it is to be	3
the sale of adulterated	3
been compelled to leave	3
side of my house	3
she does in the	3
to the place where	3
the preparation of bees	3
to do with the	3
the place of the	3
the two gable ends	3
the purity of the	3
is of the greatest	3
safe to say that	3
the hive may be	3
and it is by	3
colony of bees in	3
and at the same	3
in july and august	3
is likely to be	3
it should be well	3
strength of the colony	3
so as to form	3
to those who have	3
states department of agriculture	3
the colonies will be	3
they are in their	3
on their summer stands	3
be put into the	3
of cells next to	3
is to be placed	3
cases of unseparatored honey	3
full hive into an	3
bees may be preserved	3
with special reference to	3
about to take off	3
has been suggested to	3
in the midst of	3
the mouths of the	3
at the head of	3
is then to be	3
cast out of the	3
and the flight hole	3
from the gulf states	3
more than any other	2
on it in june	2
and the queen may	2
every thing pertaining to	2
the farmer the latest	2
of the box which	2
by which men are	2
instructions at their homes	2
the escape of the	2
disturb not this hive	2
united states are scrubbing	2
the form of a	2
of crops by bees	2
is also a good	2
such practice that we	2
operations of the bees	2
the combs may be	2
efforts should be liberally	2
of the hive to	2
should be given additional	2
which is to be	2
have had the privilege	2
as pure as the	2
consistent with the securing	2
bees sometimes busy on	2
valley of the san	2
the bases of three	2
the banking legislation of	2
the box taken off	2
it is in this	2
this is not the	2
be kept in the	2
a time like this	2
which may be called	2
these great public agencies	2
so that the colony	2
of agriculture and of	2
shaken or brushed swarms	2
in charge of the	2
of the country where	2
of bees is to	2
in working the bees	2
beekeeper than money in	2
and in its place	2
during the summer months	2
bring to a triumphant	2
the means of ascertaining	2
room for the development	2
by travel stain or	2
i ought to say	2
or colony of bees	2
of honey from one	2
of comb surface soiled	2
cities as well as	2
by the quadrants q	2
bases of the cells	2
every tested practice that	2
by an accumulation of	2
all young queens should	2
the bees have to	2
resting on the fillets	2
so that in one	2
to reduce the entrances	2
nitrates and by the	2
for them in the	2
extensive in most cases	2
comb unsoiled by travel	2
gather propolis from resinous	2
and comb unsoiled by	2
to secure the necessary	2
the shaft of the	2
soft candy for bees	2
interest of our national	2
say to you that	2
to the farmer the	2
for the purpose by	2
department of agriculture on	2
from june to august	2
is stored in the	2
propolis from resinous heads	2
for strong colonies in	2
promote wise plans to	2
not produce more per	2
means to be discountenanced	2
movements of the bees	2
one that has mated	2
prairies and waste land	2
the entrance of bees	2
may apply to his	2
in the usual way	2
temperature at which the	2
the importance of transporting	2
time the bees are	2
the bees to be	2
the bees will ascend	2
of america will willingly	2
winter situation for bees	2
where is cellar wintering	2
have the right temperature	2
states and extending to	2
queen of the hive	2
the pavilion of nature	2
here represented as standing	2
be my duty to	2
sovereignty of the hive	2
under the care of	2
days all of the	2
been introduced into this	2
to be superior to	2
top bars of the	2
this is not all	2
the weight of their	2
branch of rural economy	2
the cheaper grades of	2
by the bees and	2
good wintering are needed	2
late in the fall	2
at the right time	2
the whole length from	2
impelling character in this	2
the bee keeper may	2
have no hesitation in	2
in the world can	2
the honey collected by	2
in order to prevent	2
the island of cyprus	2
farmers access to the	2
the farmers access to	2
assisting the farmers to	2
the end has come	2
publications of the department	2
you that it is	2
at any time when	2
of all the cells	2
none of the factors	2
latin or technical names	2
glory when the war	2
that honey alone is	2
of these may be	2
sympathetically and eagerly planning	2
as will be seen	2
are actively assisting the	2
in view of the	2
the selfishness of class	2
according to the season	2
honey of a superior	2
charge of the federal	2
first killing frost in	2
as if it were	2
as a high fence	2
to bring a colony	2
hill usually offers the	2
i do not presume	2
south of the colorado	2
term and long term	2
also develop only into	2
the men in charge	2
it is also a	2
have passed laws making	2
from the atlantic regions	2
edition of this work	2
of the inside of	2
to have the right	2
porter spring bee escape	2
wasteful or unnecessary service	2
nectar to be made	2
the adulteration of honey	2
or two to prevent	2
the centre of this	2
passed laws making it	2
conducted by the federal	2
and stored until needed	2
plans to secure the	2
it is no wonder	2
beeswax on which are	2
seems to be the	2
on top of frames	2
endowment of plant and	2
honey having been taken	2
the seat of nature	2
bees from the combs	2
or women in the	2
i was encouraged to	2
the bees of an	2
in the sections and	2
putting on the packing	2
should be provided with	2
essentials to success necessity	2
are not able to	2
willingly and conspicuously stand	2
of perforated zinc are	2
but those who live	2
their combs within the	2
at the outer edge	2
not more than a	2
made to fit it	2
in order to get	2
short term and long	2
extracted honey comb honey	2
and outer cases and	2
in favour of mr	2
it is desirable that	2
can be given to	2
a general account of	2
the more numerous the	2
three or four years	2
the effects of the	2
additional number receiving instructions	2
leaned against the hive	2
has not always been	2
with comb honey super	2
night before the bees	2
transcriber note text emphasis	2
the brood combs and	2
the honey may drain	2
when there is not	2
be removed to a	2
may be called the	2
the natural movements of	2
are impressed the bases	2
the privilege to play	2
in the fall of	2
perhaps be bad economy	2
believe that the farmers	2
bees in my boxes	2
until it is necessary	2
not important and plants	2
between it and the	2
robbing in the apiary	2
allowed to go in	2
surface of the wood	2
made available by the	2
of the box or	2
general advance of the	2
a vast additional number	2
if by chance a	2
prove the truth of	2
f and e f	2
when the hive is	2
written by a practical	2
of labor and capital	2
may not have been	2
and the end of	2
should be kept in	2
those on the floor	2
the general advance of	2
no attention need be	2
method of artificially swarming	2
brood sufficient to fill	2
preventing robbing in the	2
to prevent bees from	2
bees are adequately packed	2
bees may have the	2
and the outer case	2
in thickets and waste	2
wood well scraped of	2
in the in the	2
the colony should be	2
as it comes during	2
weeks after the bees	2
comb honey super and	2
any more than necessary	2
united states to engage	2
usually offers the best	2
cans or barrels for	2
necessity of strong colonies	2
is formed by the	2
two colonies of bees	2
no cells in which	2
of pure beeswax on	2
conspicuously stand by to	2
where cellar wintering is	2
is imperatively necessary should	2
end of one season	2
to play such a	2
on the roof of	2
as has been already	2
everywhere cooperating with the	2
to the farmers of	2
every way that it	2
maintenance of the cellar	2
bees i have read	2
a very short space	2
in colonies that are	2
in the spring that	2
war is over that	2
of ventilation in a	2
to the demands of	2
bees are put into	2
all the factors of	2
to have brood sufficient	2
do live on farms	2
objection to the piling	2
it is better for	2
in the possession of	2
yield not important and	2
interest of those who	2
is more than i	2
of the worker brood	2
pay attention to the	2
composition of american honeys	2
room and stores in	2
it is a practice	2
preservation of the bees	2
an angle of about	2
with a little liquid	2
caring for a normal	2
published in this country	2
is easily distinguished from	2
and go to the	2
another good plan is	2
introduced into this country	2
more per acre than	2
so that the entrance	2
to them if the	2
means that all people	2
made our supreme effort	2
into one of the	2
next lie in providing	2
hive the bees will	2
pure as the crystal	2
of them should be	2
of the two pieces	2
the extremity of the	2
good for winter stores	2
more harm than good	2
as soon as it	2
achievements should be repeated	2
in water edge of	2
until the th of	2
in the colder portions	2
set in collar under	2
greatest practical and scientific	2
over which the bees	2
cultivated in flower gardens	2
privilege to play such	2
on a separate stand	2
in order that brood	2
on apiary experimental plats	2
to the want of	2
it was falling in	2
twelve inches between the	2
cultivated for forage crops	2
how to obtain surplus	2
in a hive or	2
out of doors the	2
back of the hive	2
returns to be expected	2
and louisiana through texas	2
are not strong enough	2
the position of the	2
to engage in a	2
middle of the day	2
and three or four	2
system to see to	2
covered with cheese cloth	2
practice partakes not of	2
a sufficient number of	2
the advantages of the	2
to jar the hives	2
may be changed by	2
the right and left	2
be explained in the	2
the bees all winter	2
offspring of the new	2
allowed the bees to	2
against spraying fruit trees	2
by such practice that	2
to see that they	2
bees are to have	2
the winter packing cases	2
in the spring of	2
death of the colony	2
where the object always	2
an empty box in	2
for the support of	2
trap on hive entrance	2
bees may be kept	2
working force of the	2
educational activities along agricultural	2
at the beginning of	2
my system of bee	2
which the beekeeper may	2
farmers and to promote	2
is best to avoid	2
the hands of the	2
into the sections and	2
requires the consumption of	2
gather more honey than	2
it is the old	2
sufficient to fill three	2
one of the sheets	2
success in caring for	2
from to cents per	2
than the preceding five	2
the rays of the	2
super arranged for feeding	2
are without example elsewhere	2
waste places and cultivated	2
i am inclined to	2
some honey but more	2
and degrees and seconds	2
much to commend it	2
indoor wintering should be	2
the bees are confined	2
in the summer or	2
over the ends and	2
the top of a	2
are to be obtained	2
will be extended to	2
in caring for a	2
and taking to the	2
the state and federal	2
should be so constructed	2
journals treating of apiculture	2
be worth while to	2
i have seen in	2
the level of the	2
for the bees must	2
means the kind of	2
who do not live	2
frame hive with comb	2
an indication of poor	2
a common cause of	2
and in order to	2
of the case should	2
keeping of bees in	2
frames on end for	2
the first edition of	2
of this country will	2
be bad economy for	2
work on it well	2
being made to work	2
sheets of pure beeswax	2
the betterment of agriculture	2
lower edge of the	2
not live on farms	2
of the artificial methods	2
in a number of	2
the colony strength in	2
to three or four	2
it is obvious that	2
to prove the truth	2
and place it in	2
years more than per	2
put the bees in	2
much the same way	2
them we have made	2
and books on beekeeping	2
pressing in peace time	2
the best results are	2
it is a very	2
authority on such a	2
by all means to	2
enter the new hive	2
necessary should be extended	2
be thought to be	2
driving a hive may	2
of the winter the	2
date of first killing	2
and scientific agricultural organization	2
the bees are packed	2
as any other farmers	2
almost approaches the unpardonable	2
grande and west to	2
of the federal reserve	2
town and the city	2
of a working bee	2
not to be disturbed	2
search of materials for	2
will not be able	2
been taken from collateral	2
are to live and	2
these colleges and experiment	2
the beginning of may	2
or the entire surface	2
of the box is	2
is a good practice	2
the moisture to pass	2
to cents per pound	2
supplying them we have	2
may be moved round	2
on the sides and	2
correspondents of the department	2
be taken from the	2
this pavilion of nature	2
adapted for the purpose	2
it will be our	2
of honey having been	2
the bee keeper to	2
edges of the dividing	2
we are americans and	2
vicinity of the seat	2
placed in an apiary	2
the bees has been	2
and tens of thousands	2
partakes not of the	2
men in charge of	2
development of the brood	2
last killing frost in	2
learning the best methods	2
filled with brood and	2
the supers are added	2
each an individual unit	2
yield good and valuable	2
the securing of the	2
case may be made	2
the escape of moisture	2
its utmost to assist	2
our national development at	2
the agricultural unit is	2
laws against the adulteration	2
in such a situation	2
on every square mile	2
more simple and practicable	2
economy for them to	2
the same way that	2
at the proper time	2
and the whole of	2
of bees in boxes	2
perhaps this is the	2
all my boxes and	2
or more of the	2
all means to be	2
the very effective voluntary	2
if i mistake not	2
the purpose of the	2
hive bodies have been	2
may be sure that	2
in black tar paper	2
agricultural lines as conducted	2
be so located that	2
edge of each of	2
should show a temperature	2
to success in caring	2
has a moral right	2
it is imperative that	2
vicinity of their hives	2
bars of the frames	2
must be taken to	2
to render any service	2
a fence made of	2
mountains of western texas	2
from the hive by	2
capital of the country	2
our agriculture must be	2
and of the farm	2
of air will be	2
the time of packing	2
to be derived from	2
finest young women of	2
be in the hive	2
bees into the pavilion	2
on the other side	2
to be stored in	2
stocks of bees perish	2
of this description may	2
nature and habits of	2
the willingness of the	2
the honey resources of	2
those used in rearing	2
answer the same purpose	2
to do so can	2
on the winter packing	2
the interest of our	2
explained in the following	2
of the size of	2
investment for the beekeeper	2
unsoiled by travel stain	2
of the hives from	2
of the young bees	2
employ another man to	2
it is advised that	2
that ventilation and the	2
day or two later	2
is as low as	2
number of the bee	2
agricultural organization in the	2
this no man has	2
see that they omit	2
after the hives are	2
the higher ranks of	2
will be explained presently	2
history of the bee	2
to admit the bees	2
and perhaps more than	2
be all the more	2
to pounds of extracted	2
use the assistance derived	2
except the outside row	2
it will be as	2
was farmers from whom	2
for a considerable time	2
whether his methods of	2
from the crops were	2
if the weather be	2
in the same way	2
which men are to	2
in southern and western	2
are at the same	2
to the bankers and	2
much has been said	2
heat from the sun	2
my boxes and hives	2
the hive is filled	2
with an empty one	2
two or three days	2
the natural history and	2
the drones takes place	2
may look each other	2
time like this no	2
be introduced so that	2
in the mahogany bar	2
extending to the valleys	2
if sawdust is used	2
the interest of those	2
outdoor wintering of bees	2
the insulation of the	2
hive with comb honey	2
flight hole of the	2
and help in every	2
every square mile of	2
average pounds net per	2
may be remedied by	2
time to prevent the	2
feeder to be hung	2
gable ends of the	2
bees of a colony	2
for a climate such	2
which is virtually a	2
drawn out into the	2
during the winter in	2
foundation should be used	2
as soon as i	2
off a box of	2
deprive bees of their	2
bottom of the combs	2
purpose of supporting the	2
spring their planting exceeded	2
which it has been	2
bureau of entomology apiary	2
knowledge and every tested	2
and the bee keeper	2
or in some other	2
the observation frame is	2
when this is done	2
and supplied them abundantly	2
the southern portions of	2
of a small pea	2
is not profitable to	2
a rod or more	2
the entrance into the	2
the top of this	2
out into the observation	2
apply equally to the	2
for use on top	2
the beekeeper can do	2
alert and use more	2
it is the practice	2
the box at the	2
accommodations to the bees	2
down into the lower	2
times more per man	2
for the first time	2
tasks of the country	2
colonies are weak in	2
thing pertaining to them	2
field of battle itself	2
two hive bodies are	2
the kind of concentration	2
serving to aid the	2
passing through the lower	2
above the alighting board	2
the cellar must be	2
the drones have a	2
taking to the farmer	2
queen in order that	2
return to the top	2
wintering of the bees	2
factor to enlist for	2
be secure from the	2
plenty of stores of	2
this means that all	2
by some other means	2
have supplied those materials	2
and of all my	2
good as it comes	2
best methods of putting	2
if they are not	2
play such a part	2
when the bees have	2
by one of the	2
until after the bees	2
simple and practicable than	2
for the ingress and	2
legislation affecting apiarian interests	2
practical and scientific agricultural	2
government and the selfishness	2
which the bees collect	2
two or three years	2
of my collateral bee	2
will be our glory	2
and in some years	2
the sting as soon	2
the state or county	2
the advantage of the	2
super and perforated zinc	2
be stated positively that	2
be said that the	2
in the building of	2
passage for the bees	2
honey is coming in	2
with a piece of	2
cooperating with the farmers	2
selfishness of class legislation	2
hive body will be	2
absence of the swarm	2
during the spring and	2
the gulf states through	2
or are supposed to	2
of success in cellar	2
to a greater or	2
two jaws and a	2
colonies may be removed	2
when the sting is	2
and is it not	2
the head of the	2
it is not practicable	2
the bees are kept	2
as they have been	2
expected from an apiary	2
to a new stand	2
and none of them	2
for the accomplishment of	2
cases and brood frames	2
the state board of	2
the greatest practical and	2
i have no hesitation	2
months of may and	2
choose a part of	2
is by such practice	2
or honey should be	2
the making of the	2
what hive to adopt	2
mode of stocking an	2
be the case were	2
other enemies to bees	2
time to remove the	2
object always looms greater	2
drawing up the tin	2
the hive will be	2
able to decide whether	2
valley of the trinity	2
they should be exceeded	2
swarm it is desirable	2
found by the authors	2
for the building up	2
it is unwise to	2
to enable the bees	2
set aflame the revolution	2
humane management of bees	2
bring to perfection the	2
be done before the	2
charge of bee culture	2
to obtain surplus honey	2
is undoubtedly the greatest	2
be able to decide	2
rearing may continue in	2
as efficient as any	2
be necessary to build	2
is due to him	2
over the frames and	2
agriculture must be well	2
whole length from f	2
trees or an adjacent	2
as occasion may require	2
some bee keepers use	2
stores will do no	2
be removed and the	2
and let it remain	2
making on the farm	2
and extending into texas	2
is advised that the	2
it is necessary that	2
the farmers of this	2
to the protection of	2
of the season and	2
for he may not	2
among beekeepers as to	2
the nature and habits	2
character of winter stores	2
under the recent emergency	2
the superior quality of	2
wings of the hive	2
or bush near the	2
upon us in an	2
adequate ventilation for the	2
states are in france	2
draw out the tin	2
that it is impossible	2
so can learn to	2
is due to the	2
the day when the	2
will be needed for	2
the workers begin to	2
honeybee cluster in winter	2
depth supers for surplus	2
due to the nature	2
the best way i	2
the freedom of men	2
especially in dry seasons	2
represents several pounds of	2
both of the zones	2
voluntary organizations among the	2
thousands of her subjects	2
lowlands and along streams	2
upon which it is	2
water or soft spring	2
introduced so that they	2
too strongly that the	2
box feeder for use	2
utmost to assist in	2
bees of the two	2
of the bottom board	2
and then leaving it	2
having been taken from	2
to the centre of	2
in wintering out of	2
brood or bacillus of	2
in my humble opinion	2
he finds that the	2
a cellar in which	2
is the old queen	2
can not be doubted	2
eighth part of comb	2
because they are rich	2
the produce of the	2
knowledge of bee behavior	2
for them to attempt	2
not the bees are	2
bees are taken from	2
i do not mean	2
to prevent the intrusion	2
after they are removed	2
the purposes for which	2
will help and help	2
an admirable addition to	2
of which i will	2
the world as well	2
offers the best protection	2
a sheet of perforated	2
that brood rearing is	2
agencies are actively assisting	2
the beekeeper may apply	2
colony strength in the	2
had been compelled to	2
that is to rest	2
honey collected by the	2
a full hive into	2
national development at all	2
may at any time	2
be confined to the	2
of bee keepers who	2
the management of an	2
honey bee on horse	2
some strains of italians	2
the last killing frost	2
the hive in the	2
outer cases and brood	2
at any time the	2
be cut out of	2
of foundation should be	2
contains quantities of brood	2
the federal government and	2
in size and shape	2
the farmers to locate	2
the farmers of any	2
swarms added to them	2
of agriculture and other	2
of a good colony	2
a certain extent the	2
below the bottom boards	2
bureau of entomology l	2
in the number of	2
so that it will	2
bees depends entirely on	2
it is recommended that	2
the object of the	2
only labor but sacrifice	2
at all times during	2
through the winter without	2
the colder portions of	2
as there is no	2
that if bees are	2
which it is imperatively	2
screw at the end	2
to the notice of	2
is usually best to	2
on the covers of	2
engage in a wasteful	2
quality of the honey	2
part of the day	2
the application of sulphur	2
about a few times	2
they will be greatly	2
is a small unit	2
should be carefully closed	2
into the lower story	2
in possession of a	2
the amount of packing	2
the success of my	2
to enlist for the	2
to the time of	2
the close of the	2
obtained by the methods	2
most urgent and impelling	2
to avoid all stings	2
the first of the	2
the support of the	2
diseases of the brood	2
us in an extraordinary	2
apiary at delabere park	2
in a wasteful or	2
and to keep it	2
bees in the spring	2
for the convenience of	2
and impelling character in	2
and other agencies are	2
farmers of this country	2
where bees are wintered	2
without the destruction of	2
and the best methods	2
on which are impressed	2
brood frames on end	2
exterior entrance of the	2
breeding room and stores	2
total annual budget of	2
in this country at	2
all queen cells except	2
to be obtained from	2
came the first shots	2
the federal reserve banking	2
frequently as large as	2
is always in existence	2
just now our agriculture	2
or bacillus of the	2
beekeepers as to the	2
three years of age	2
have agencies and instrumentalities	2
it did not appear	2
the amount of stores	2
will be impossible to	2
it would perhaps be	2
of close boards usually	2
to have a cellar	2
taking away a box	2
soon contains quantities of	2
from the time of	2
a short time the	2
are to be adequately	2
that made america free	2
the honey will not	2
strength at this season	2
the condition known as	2
is sometimes the case	2
swarm from ditto lbs	2
be our glory when	2
to propagate her young	2
methods of putting to	2
laws making it a	2
there are certain important	2
the flight hole of	2
no condensation of moisture	2
case for one colony	2
as long as they	2
and the feeding trough	2
the problem of fertilization	2
obtain surplus honey and	2
more honey than they	2
for a day or	2
the most noble the	2
beekeeper may apply to	2
must see to it	2
data furnished by the	2
from the fact that	2
just above the alighting	2
the apiaries of the	2
government will help and	2
it is imperatively necessary	2
much reliance should not	2
spraying fruit trees while	2
several tests are given	2
finest young men of	2
that the agricultural unit	2
involves not only labor	2
this amount is insufficient	2
some honey and pollen	2
than the farmers in	2
honey super and perforated	2
stimulus to brood rearing	2
in spite of the	2
who desires to do	2
the thickness of the	2
made to work between	2
to be adequately performed	2
i hope and believe	2
is here represented as	2
be held in a	2
time when it is	2
great a proportion of	2
to a large degree	2
langstroth hive with two	2
the directions given by	2
run into the grooves	2
bee escape for removing	2
cellar wintering is practicable	2
the unpardonable offense against	2
beginning of the main	2
the colony in the	2
ventilation in the domicil	2
is to have a	2
to unite until the	2
of the men in	2
the bee keeper is	2
works of the bees	2
the combs are built	2
whether or not the	2
cultivation for honey and	2
or not the bees	2
would be put into	2
of bees have been	2
frames two months before	2
x x x x	2
as early as the	2
so as to carry	2
four times more per	2
the cellar is a	2
our supreme effort and	2
for the state or	2
insect and other enemies	2
as near as possible	2
the fragrance of the	2
whom came the first	2
and extending to the	2
such as no other	2
is a liberal principle	2
should be stored in	2
sawdust is used it	2
in the time of	2
cross section showing construction	2
to the prosperity of	2
guard against the entrance	2
they will not be	2
assistance derived from governmental	2
be necessary to feed	2
take a piece of	2
and queen trap on	2
they omit no effort	2
it is highly important	2
from cold and dampness	2
largest planting of any	2
description and explanation of	2
accumulation of dead bees	2
as shown in fig	2
such a cellar is	2
of the first swarm	2
different parts of the	2
in place of frame	2
the greatest importance that	2
the colonies will come	2
for a normal colony	2
boxes and management of	2
cultivated for hay crops	2
will well repay the	2
the course of a	2
bees on the bottom	2
for any man or	2
it with an empty	2
the arrangement of the	2
the country are to	2
world as well as	2
the fall of a	2
federal reserve banking system	2
may be obtained from	2
the age of the	2
mouths of the cells	2
and in the evening	2
liberal principle of bee	2
the cells with honey	2
to the bees to	2
swarm on the th	2
base of a cell	2
great public agencies stand	2
all times during the	2
the effect of the	2
the agencies serving to	2
reserve banking system and	2
of scientific knowledge and	2
supported by the quadrants	2
the bag of poison	2
unit is a small	2
in the box hive	2
a coarse cloth or	2
on the management of	2
to insure straight combs	2
have been run into	2
the production of the	2
to me to be	2
and has not swarmed	2
acres the largest planting	2
but it is an	2
the present tasks of	2
forces that fight for	2
take possession of an	2
of the advantages of	2
young queens should be	2
early sources of honey	2
the colony from which	2
and common in cultivation	2
enable them to fly	2
lid of the box	2
is a disgrace to	2
hive is filled with	2
the other parts of	2
a virgin queen is	2
of the drones takes	2
am disposed to lean	2
as it generally does	2
the revolution that made	2
of the working bees	2
the hands of experienced	2
flight in the open	2
seen in the plate	2
the beekeeper may feel	2
surplus honey and wax	2
propagate her young in	2
keep all colonies strong	2
fall of a wheat	2
be largely overcome by	2
stand by to win	2
to have a good	2
destroy bees because they	2
and ought by all	2
mode of taking away	2
my objections to it	2
than those of other	2
depend upon us in	2
the size of my	2
is the business man	2
offense against civilization for	2
so as to give	2
and have had the	2
body in the spring	2
joint officers of the	2
it may be considered	2
know what this advice	2
the open air on	2
is to be expected	2
the segments of the	2
two weeks after the	2
in the interior of	2
all of the worker	2
of the bees into	2
so that the ceiling	2
also one of the	2
of bees in a	2
may be made from	2
early in the autumn	2
the influence of ventilation	2
and their response to	2
all the more glory	2
greater length of tongue	2
putting on the winter	2
fields and waste lands	2
for the bees during	2
that moths do not	2
of concentration and self	2
size of a small	2
of good wintering be	2
results may be obtained	2
economic plants and trees	2
the lower hive body	2
including a large number	2
not to split paragraphs	2
very effective voluntary organizations	2
set of my collateral	2
queen cells except one	2
in the bottom of	2
of one of the	2
in the domicil of	2
regularly in the various	2
this great last war	2
emergency legislation has grown	2
the best results in	2
but not to return	2
honey will not be	2
state and federal experiment	2
may be considered as	2
two inches in front	2
which are impressed the	2
a normal colony of	2
the bee keepers in	2
moved so as not	2
cold weather comes on	2
by the authors that	2
the government will help	2
it to be my	2
the perusal of the	2
with which the bee	2
not strong enough to	2
a glass or a	2
them at the same	2
more northern parts of	2
of those who do	2
the farmers themselves which	2
easily distinguished from the	2
at least pounds of	2
is said to be	2
of the brood diseases	2
strength in the spring	2
the case of the	2
with more or less	2
and especially in the	2
the system to be	2
starters of comb foundation	2
with dry chaff or	2
be made of a	2
establishment of plants to	2
impressed the bases of	2
one end of it	2
in the best way	2
the hives in the	2
may do more harm	2
effort to familiarize themselves	2
there are a large	2
the last two or	2
to induce them to	2
the business of agriculture	2
our glory when the	2
beekeeper to know whether	2
men all over the	2
within range of the	2
coincide in opinion with	2
the basis of the	2
me to be a	2
may be removed and	2
men are to live	2
cellar wintering versus outdoor	2
the recent emergency legislation	2
derived from governmental sources	2
the progress of their	2
for it causes whirls	2
the observance of the	2
number of extension workers	2
if by any means	2
the center of the	2
and palestine or holy	2
to average pounds net	2
walls are thoroughly protected	2
the bee keeper as	2
good wintering be omitted	2
added from time to	2
business man of the	2
even to the point	2
at the back and	2
it is wise to	2
be found to be	2
as no other government	2
in a very short	2
towards the latter end	2
that are not strong	2
inside of the box	2
bankers and business men	2
of the town and	2
in the season as	2
is the means of	2
and also for the	2
not of the proper	2
substances found in a	2
the materials of which	2
in every way that	2
not one of them	2
the express purpose of	2
level with the tops	2
of a wheat acreage	2
angle of about degrees	2
and be glad that	2
colonies which get the	2
acre than the farmers	2
the bag of honey	2
but there is no	2
and character of the	2
it has been suggested	2
when the war is	2
any time during the	2
in a cellar with	2
place it in the	2
better off if the	2
some bee keepers prefer	2
the old stand and	2
greater than the individual	2
of may and june	2
never been removed from	2
of the lower rio	2
without the means of	2
is left in the	2
no other government in	2
a good colony of	2
need be paid to	2
a full discussion of	2
colony consists of the	2
preparation for the harvest	2
agricultural unit is a	2
desires to do so	2
that the apiary be	2
next great factor to	2
laid upon the tops	2
the queen may be	2
and alongside of it	2
small glasses may be	2
and rural life in	2
honey of good quality	2
which the bees were	2
to hive them as	2
with the tops of	2
presence of a prolific	2
glass or a box	2
any means i could	2
bees gather pollen from	2
of the colony in	2
hives in an apiary	2
i have nothing to	2
farms in this country	2
various communities and taking	2
in search of materials	2
unpardonable offense against civilization	2
two to three or	2
ground extending from the	2
furnished with a sting	2
as well as our	2
wise plans to secure	2
be discountenanced and discontinued	2
had never been removed	2
to the bottom of	2
which they are entitled	2
superior quality of the	2
war for the emancipation	2
rio grande and westward	2
into the observation frame	2
well as in the	2
they are more alert	2
cultivated ornamental on campus	2
another method is to	2
sting as soon as	2
particular arrangement of the	2
withdrawing the tin that	2
in addition to these	2
it involves not only	2
as being less liable	2
to be placed in	2
hive in place of	2
honey is stored in	2
by far the best	2
should be so arranged	2
of arkansas and louisiana	2
the right temperature within	2
of the frames in	2
with the farmers and	2
the reckless destruction of	2
stores in the hive	2
be left for the	2
wise to unite until	2
on account of their	2
the core historical literature	2
as regards wind protection	2
an atlantic species extending	2
of the bees of	2
crops for honey alone	2
by the bees during	2
of plants to produce	2
of their honey and	2
is not necessary to	2
necessary to handle them	2
the plan of placing	2
of the proper strength	2
of the national bee	2
or into a box	2
that swarming is not	2
a half inch opening	2
a large amount of	2
it is by this	2
at college station in	2
it need not be	2
made by the sting	2
result in the death	2
which it is to	2
of these valuable insects	2
is used in the	2
from resinous heads sometimes	2
artificial windbreak such as	2
an adequate supply of	2
and devotion of the	2
which they may be	2
in agriculture collection of	2
colorado and san antonio	2
that in both of	2
may be known by	2
at such a time	2
both by direct purchase	2
weeds may be thrown	2
production and care of	2
be glad that we	2
from f to f	2
who has not only	2
in summer and winter	2
honey yield very light	2
it will be a	2
may be purchased and	2
those who do live	2
supplied those materials and	2
amount of packing needed	2
of persons who do	2
without the assistance of	2
farm loan banking system	2
glory because in supplying	2
a grove of trees	2
the first shots at	2
necessary that they should	2
to be explained in	2
to be discountenanced and	2
the finest young men	2
consider it to be	2
it is placed upon	2
bees work busily on	2
illustrations moved so as	2
of the bureau of	2
good colony of bees	2
that so many stocks	2
in a box or	2
many stocks of bees	2
we have made our	2
in any other way	2
trees for cultivation for	2
to live and to	2
it will be impossible	2
the ventilation of the	2
farmers and assisting them	2
a flight in the	2
themselves which are more	2
nor of the robbing	2
are to be shaken	2
is the natural food	2
necessity for strong colonies	2
looms greater than the	2
tree of the atlantic	2
the porter spring bee	2
to reduce the amount	2
period when the barometric	2
colony strength at this	2
drone and queen trap	2
man of the town	2
last spring their planting	2
farmers obtain the credit	2
accumulation of feces in	2
in a set of	2
to raise the temperature	2
any man or women	2
and that of very	2
to take away the	2
driven from the hive	2
through the lower part	2
farmers from whom came	2
than the next largest	2
collection of cornell university	2
that it is so	2
it is not only	2
of any of them	2
well as summer use	2