La culture de l'abeille . plus près de ly-certain que le criblage. Il ofdoing la méthode est aussi simple et facile être ascan. Réparer un châssis en bois queen zinc-chevron, avec une fine bande de bois de 3 pouces,être jointe sous un côté long du châssis de façon à se fermer que beaucoup d theperforations, mesure de l'extérieur du cadre. C'est le seul besoin extrapreparation. Maintenant, soulevez le hivebody (contenant la colonie d'être tamisé)hors de ses bas-bord, et définir une emptybody dans son i :)de la dentelle. Jeter les ex-cluder rédigé sur ce corps vide, ayant theedge des trois pouces contre bande de theoutside

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Gleanings in bee culture . more near-ly certain than sifting. The method ofdoing it is about as simple and easy ascan be. Fix up a wood-frame zinc queen-excluder, with a thin three-inch wood strip, to be attached under one long side of theframe so as to close that much of theperforations, measuring from the outside of the frame. This is the only extrapreparation necessary. Now lift the hivebody (containing the colony to be sifted)off its bottom-board, and set an emptybody in its i:)lace. Lay the prepared ex-cluder on this empty body, having theedge of the three-inch strip against theoutside of the body. This leaves an openspace along the opposite side wide enoughto pass a brood-frame through easily. Setthe hive body containing the brood-framesand bees u^Don the excluder exactly. Re-move the outside frame from each side, shaking and brushing the bees back uponthe remaining frames. Set one of theseframes aside, and put the other into thebody below through the opening beforementioned, and push it along on tlie rab-. bets out of the way. Now move the brood-frames in a mass over to the hive side nextto the opening before mentioned; then, beginning with the frame furthest from thesaid opening, shake and brush the bees, off and down on the excluder, one frameafter another, putting each, as cleared, down into the under body, pushing eachand the preceding frames along out ofthe way to admit the next. Last of all, put in the frame previously set aside. Ifcare is used, the brood-nest will be trans-ferred from one body to the other with-out in any way changing the arrangementof the frames. The smoker should now be used verymoderately to drive the bees down suf-ficiently to see the queen, if she is there.It is not necessary to shake, diive, or smokethe few remaining bees. Just set the bodyto one side, and they will soon leave. Ifthere is any simpler way to sift for thequeen, let us know it. Hoboken, N. J., April 24. 704 GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE Heads of Grain from Different Fields Get

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