. La culture de l'abeille. ing le bas de la ruche au moins quatre pouces du sol. De tenir le vent froid souffle de sous, nous bankwith de cendres et de sable blanc. Cette alsokeeps les crapauds de la localisation sous la ruche.Si l'urticaire est fixé à un maximum de 10 pouces, un verybroad descendez-l)oard serait nécessaire tocatch les abeilles, lourdement chargé, lors d'une forte yieldof le miel. 1.e ont assez xperimented thoi-qui dans cette affaire. FBIEND-MIEL SMITHS RACK. Un SUMETIIINCi I.ITTI.E ANV, différents formats WAV, IFNOT UN I.ITTI-E MIEUX. T'envoyer à deux de mes jours de miel en rayon racks.FIJ n° 1, que je les utilise sur mon urticaire, Ij sto

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. Gleanings in bee culture. ing the bottom of the hive atleast four inches from the ground. To keepthe cold winds from blowing under, we bankwith cinders and white sand. This alsokeeps toads from locating under the hive.If hives are set as high as 10 inches, a verybroad alighting-l)oard would be needed tocatch heavily laden bees during a heavy yieldof honey. 1 have e.xperimented pretty thoi-oughly in this matter. FBIEND SMITHS HONEY-RACK. SUMETIIINCi A I.ITTI.E DIFFERENT, ANV WAV, IFNOT A I.ITTI-E BETTER. T SEND you to-day two of my comb honey racks.IJf No. 1, as I use them on my hives, Ij story, us-^i ing two racks per hive. No. 3, as I use them in*• the Simplicity hives; if 10-frame hives, 1 makethem long enough to reach clear across inside ofhive, using two racks per hive. J. K. Stearns, Bliss-flcld, Mich., has had 300 of my racks in use for twoyears. I should be pleased to hear your opinion ofthem soon. I should also like to have you givethem a trial next season. John T. Smith. Bellevue, Mich., Nov., 1884.. A HONEV-RA^CK OVER SIM- PLICITY HIVE The cut and the remarks above will ena-ble most of the friends to understand thearrangement, without much explanation.The rack is simply tAvo little trays, of sucha size that, sitting side by side, they justfill the top of the hive, restinfj on top of theframes. With the Simplicity iiive, thecoverto go over them would have to be made of 5stuff, or else use a strip of wood to till out atthe ends of tiie fiames where the metal cor-ners come. 842 GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. Dec. To make the rack, yon get out stuff f x i;this forms the frame. Running lengthwiseWith the middle of tlie frame is a piece gotout about I square. Now a rabbet is madecleiir around on the outside frame, and alsoon each s.de of the center snip, and thisrabbet is I x i inch. If your dimensions arejust right, the rtgular Simplicity sectionswill drop down into these rabbets, and re-main supported just I. or the regular bee-space from the top ( f the fram

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