. American Bee Journal. La culture de l'abeille ; les abeilles. VOL. LX-NO. 8 HAMILTON, ill., août 1920, mensuel, 1,00 $ UNE INSPECTION EFFICACE FJCR Comment les apiculteurs de l'Indiana en collaboration avec le Service d'inspection de l'État dans l'éradication de la loque américaine, combinaison de travail avec l'inspection du service d'enseignement offre la meilleure solution du problème de la maladie. L'écrivain a longtemps été un défenseur des méthodes d'éducation. Il a donc un grand plaisir de rejoindre l'automobile visite de l'Vigo Comté Beekeepers' Association- comme la première semaine de juin. Le Vigo Comté boursiers sont un tas de câbles. La Présidence

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. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. VOL. LX—NO. 8 HAMILTON, ILL., AUGUST, 1920 MONTHLY, $1.00 A YFAR EFFECTIVE INSPECTION How Indiana Beekeepers Are Co-operating With the State Inspection Service in the Eradication of Foulbrood THE combination of inspection work with educational service offers the best solution of the disease problem. The writer has long been an advocate of educational methods. It was accordingly a great pleasure to join the automobile tour of the Vigo County Beekeepers' As- sociation the first week in June. The Vigo County fellows are a bunch of live wires. The President, William A. Hunter, was for years a carriage manufacturer, but when he caught the bee fever he got it so bad that he decided to give up manufacturing for honey production. Frank Teel, the Vice President, is a retired banker, who takes beekeeping seri- ously. The Secretary, Q. O. Rainbolt, is one of the liveliest county agents that the writer has run up against. Vigo County is liberally sprinkled with both American and European foulbrood. To keep bees on a com- mercial scale, under such conditions, is a strenuous game, and the local beekeepers are determined to eradi- cate foulbrood, not only from Vigo County, but from surrounding coun- ties as well. The beekeeping tour is an annual affair and everybody who owns bees is invited—yes, urged—to go along, and the members see that sufficient cars are provided to carry all who wish to go. If bee owners are not sufficiently interested to go. the beekeepers schedule a stop with them, so they can hardly escape ac- tual contact with the enthusiastic bunch. An effort is made to locate every colony of bees in the entire area covered, and to make sure that they are properly kept. The tour extends over four days, and they are mighty busy days, indeed. The en- tire inspection force, from the State Entomologist's office, was present on this tour, which made fast work pos- sible when an apiary was reached. BY FRANK C. PELLETT Every colo

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