. L'examen des apiculteurs. La culture de l'abeille. I )c (feepeps jAcvieo-Dee. Un journal mensuel consacré à tl^Hoqey e intérêts des producteurs. L00 $ PAR ANNÉE, w. z. HUTCHINSON, rédacteur et propriétaire. VOL. VN, FLINT, MICHIGAN, SEP, 10. 1894. Non, 9. Travail à IVCicliigaii expérimental du rucher. B. L, TAYLOB, APIABIST. Long beeu JT a une question avec des apiculteurs de l'expérience acquise, tous les échantillons de sectiou foundation sont similaires au point de l'opportunité pour des fins pratiques et c'est avec l'espoir de faire quelque chose à la solution de cette question que des expériences ont été mis en place l'année dernière pour t

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. The Bee-keepers' review. Bee culture. I )c (Dee-feepeps jAcvieo. A MONTHLY JOURNAL Devoted to tl^e Interests of Hoqey Producers. $L00 A YEAR, w. z. HUTCHINSON, Editor and Proprietor. VOL. VN, FLINT, MICHIGAN, SEP, 10. 1894. NO, 9. Work at IVCicliigaii's Experimental Apiary. B. L, TAYLOB, APIABIST. JT has long beeu a question with some bee-keepers of experience whether all sam- ples of sectiou foundation are alike in point of desirability for practical pur- poses and it was with the hope of doing something toward the solution of this question that experiments were instituted last year for tlie purpose of comparing sev- eral of the different makes of foundation. These experiments were made with the idea that there were two leading and important points in either or both of which it might be there existed considerable difference among different samples of foundation and these points were first the readiness and rapidity with which the bees worked out the founda- tion and secondly the thinness to which they reduced its septum. The importance of the determination of these matters and of the reasons for differences if any existed, to the interests of bee-keepers, is too evident to require comment.. During the season of 1893 it was thout:lit practicable to make at least an api)ro!, oh toward the solution of the first point by lill- ing sections with the different samples of foundation and then, after placing Ihuse containing the several kinds alternately in a case without separators, giving them to the bees to be worked out and filled. It seemed exident that the kinds which the bees workc d the most pr6mptly and rapidly would con- tain the greatest amount of honey when completed and that by weighing separately the sections which had been filled with each kind of foundation the preferences of the bees and the consequent desirability of each kind of foundation would be determined by the definite criterion of the scales. This experiment for two principal reasons was only pa

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