Langstroth on the hive and the honey-bee, a bee-keeper's manual by Langstroth L. L. (Lorenzo Lorraine) 1810-1895
Author:Langstroth, L. L. (Lorenzo Lorraine), 1810-1895
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Tags: Bees
Publisher: Northampton, Hopkins, Bridgman
Published: 1853-03-25T05:00:00+00:00
stood, and have their liberty given to them. The next nnorning, they will work with as much vigor as though they had swarmed in the natural way.
The directions which have here been given for creating forced swarms, will be found to differ in some important respects from any which other Apiarians have previously furnished. I have already shown that it is difficult to secure the right number of bees for the parent stock, unless it is set temporarily on its old stand, so as to catch up the returning bees. The common plan has been to try to leave in it, as many bees as are needed, and then to shut it up for a few days, having placed it in a new spot, while the forced swarm is immediately replaced so that all the stragglers may be added to it. If we could always be sure of driv-mg out the queen, and with her, as many bees as we want and no more, this would undoubtedly be the simplest plan; but for the reasons already assigned, it will be found a very precarious operation.
Some Apiarians recommend putting the forced swarm in a new place in the Apiary ; but as large numbers of the bees will be sure, when they go out to work, to return to the familiar spot, the new colony will often be so seriously depopulated as to be of but little value. If the Apiarian can remove his forced swarms, some two or three miles off", he may give them their liberty at once, and in the course of a few weeks, he can, without risk, bring them back to his Apiary.
If he chooses, he may allow the parent stock to remain on the old stand, and confine the forced swarm, until about an hour before sun set of the third day. They must in the mean time be supplied with both honey and water, and if they cannot be kept cool and quiet, they should be removed into the cellar until they are placed 17
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