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Title: Improved Queen-Rearing; or, How to Rear Large, Prolific, Long-Lived Queen Bees

Author: Henry Alley


Release date: February 8, 2019 [eBook #58842]

Language: English

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_Yours truly Henry Alley_

IMPROVED QUEEN-REARING
 
OR
 
HOW TO REAR LARGE, PROLIFIC, LONG-LIVED QUEEN BEES
 
The Result of Nearly Half a Century’s Experience in Rearing Queen Bees, Giving the Practical, Every-day Work of the Queen-Rearing Apiary

BY HENRY ALLEY
Apiarist
ILLUSTRATED
Printed for the Author
By Chas. A. King, Beverly, Massachusetts
COPYRIGHT BY THE AUTHOR
1903
Winter Case Brood-chamber

Improved Bay State closed-end frame Bee-Hive. Used by thousands of Bee-Keepers many years with great success. Construction of brood-frames same as the Dawzeubaker. Frames are reversible and held in position by side boards and two iron rods.