Skills of Bee Culture

Select bee colony: know the local natural environment in advance and select the bee species suitable for local breeding. Choose beehives: beehives with solid materials and light texture should be selected, and beehives with movable frames can be selected for beginners. Transfer bee colony: put the purchased or wild trapped bee colony into the living frame beehive, and put the nest spleen into the hive at the same time. Subsidized feeding: supplementary feeding is carried out during the honey collection of bees. Feeding reward: generally in the spring bee breeding period and autumn breeding season for reward breeding, and subsidies for raising almost.

First, select the bee colony

1. Bees must be selected before breeding bees, because not all bees are suitable for local breeding, and some places are not necessarily suitable for bees breeding.

2. In order to improve the success rate of bee culture, we should first understand the local natural environment and choose the local bee species, and then select the bees that are suitable for natural growth in the local environment. In addition, when selecting bee colonies, we should select more pollen collection. In and out of more diligent colonies.

Second, choose a beehive

1. One of the basic conditions for breeding bees is to choose suitable beehives, and beehives with relatively solid materials and lighter texture should be selected, because beehives are generally placed in the open air, and the basic life of bees is spent in beehives.

2. In addition, for newcomers who have just raised bees, living beehives should be chosen in order to facilitate the exchange of nests and spleen and facilitate management and honey collection.

Third, transfer the bee colony

1. First of all, prepare the living beehive in advance, and then transfer the purchased colony or the wild trapped colony to the hive for breeding.

2. In addition, it is common to put the honeybee's nest and spleen into the hive together, so that the bee can quickly adapt to the new environment, so that it can return to normal activity, move its nest and spleen together, and make it not nostalgic for the place where the nest was built before.

IV. Subsidized feeding

1. A supplementary feeding process for bees during honey collection is subsidized feeding, which is generally artificially fed at night, such as pollen, sugar water, honey and so on.

2. In winter, when there is less honey, it is necessary to maintain the survival of honeybees through subsidized feeding, so as to increase honey production. At this stage, the number of subsidized feeding needs to be increased, which can be fed once in the morning and evening.

5. Rewards for raising

1. Reward feeding can generally be divided into two stages: spring bee breeding period and autumn bee breeding period. the way of reward feeding is similar to that of subsidized feeding, which is fed with syrup, syrup, honey and so on. It is usually only fed every night.

2. during the spring bee breeding period, the reward feeding at this stage is beneficial to improve the economic benefit of bee breeding, and the reward feeding in the autumn bee breeding period is beneficial to let the bees survive the winter safely, thus improving the economic benefits of successive years.