. American bee journal. La cultura delle api; le api. Mf n^sm. Il " vecchio " affidabile come visto attraverso nuovi e inaffidabile occhiali, di E. E. frettoloso, Sta. B. rurale, Toledo, Ohio. Rendendo le recinzioni portano le sezioni. Peter Bohm il regime di realizzare recinzioni portano le sezioni, e così dis- pense con il T-lattine in tutto, è molto ingegnoso, almeno. Se un grande per molti sarà accuratamente come la disposizione è un'altra questione. Pos- sibly alcuni troveranno difficile ottenere il giusto tipo di semenze. Forse alcuni troveranno le semenze estrarre troppo facilmente. Il vecchio consigli, "provare qualche e andare più a fondo se vi piace

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. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. Mf n^sm. The ' Old Reliable " as seen through New and Unreliable Glasses, By E. E. Hasty, Sta. B. Rural, Toledo, Ohio. Making Fences Carry the Sections. Peter Bohm's scheme of making the fences carry the sections, and so dis- pense with the T-tins altogether, is quite ingenious, at least. Whether a great many will thoroughly like the arrangement is another matter. Pos- sibly some will find it difficult to get the right kind of tacks. Possibly some will find the tacks pull out too easily. The old advice, "Try a few, and go deeper if you like them, " seems sage. Page 147. Non-Swarming Experiments. Whoever can run a series of experi- ments in non-swarming and /mve thetn succeed is a public benefactor. Had a senate of experts voted on the theory propounded by E- W. Diefendorf, I doubt if a majority would have made a favorable forecast. But the results reached by trying this " off-side " the- ory are rather startling. First, in a year when nearly all swarmed the 2 experimental colonies did not. Next year—a year when more than half swarmed—24 experimental colonies gave but 2 swarms. One of these seemed not normal, but due to a quar- rel over queen-cells that had to be built on account of the death of the queen. But sad was the result last year. Forty colonies were experimented with ; not one swarmed—all right so far—but neither did the rest to any extent. Doubtless Mr. D. will go on until he makes assurance still more sure. Well, the results already attained entitle the theory to a respectful consideration. It may be stated in this shape : One great reason why colonies swarm is that they overwork their queens. Re- move that cause and they will swarm less, or not at all. The theory seems to have some power to account for things. Old queen more easily over- worked than one in her first prime— hence, colonies with old queens swarm worse. Perhaps I can use its explanatory power in my own case. I have

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