Do you know how many taboos there are in raising bees?

Beekeeping is a good choice now. Because the market price of honey is also higher. But bees are not that easy to raise. Do you know how many taboos there are in raising bees? Next, let the editor of Tuliu.com take you to know about it.

Do not open the beehive at will

Except for necessary feeding and honey collection, it is best not to open the beehive at will. The most suitable temperature for bees to survive is 35 degrees, which is the most suitable temperature for bees and the most suitable temperature for bees to breed. Unpacking without authorization will affect the temperature of the hive. You should know that the temperature of the hive will change in both hot and cold days, and the editor thinks that opening the box will disturb the bees, which will greatly increase the occurrence of bee theft, so it is best not to have too much curiosity.

Second, do not use the white-headed pupa as a sign of the emergence of nest insects

First of all, the white-headed pupa is actually a dead pupa. In fact, the emergence of white-headed pupa is more likely to be caused by human factors. The white-headed pupa caused by the nest worm will be connected into a line, as for other phenomena if they appear one by one, the breeders should pay attention to the occurrence of bee pupa disease in the bee pupa and need to be dealt with in time.

Don't blindly transfer worms.

As we all know, the cultivation of queen bees is a very important step in the process of beekeeping. Many experienced beekeepers will adopt the method of multiple insect transfer to cultivate queen bees in order to get more queen bees. However, at present, the editor has not found the advantages of the queen bee bred by this method, but it is a disadvantage, not to mention the increased labor and mental consumption of beekeepers. This method will lead to a forced change in the work of cultivating queen bees in the original hive, and the quality of the queen bees bred is really not very good. The worker bees produced by this method have a relatively short life span, and the queen bees are easy to die, resulting in great losses to beekeepers.

Do not breed two queen bees and one hive.

In fact, it is not unusual for the two kings to be in the same colony for a period of time, but this is only limited to the period of separation or the alternation of new and old queen bees, but only for a very short period of time. Over a long period of time, a series of situations such as worker bees' work disorder will occur. In serious cases, it will lead to the occurrence of a population killing each other. So beekeepers generally don't try this kind of breeding game.

Don't shake all the honey.

Honey is the food source of a colony. Worker bees need honey to provide energy to achieve a large amount of work every day, and larvae need honey to grow metamorphosis. Once the beekeeper takes all the honey, the worker bee will first eat some bee pupae. Moreover, other bee pupae will also starve to death because there is no food. There is an old Chinese saying that everything is left behind. I think this Hu is applicable in any way. In terms of breeding, this line represents leaving enough honey for bees to ensure the orderly operation of the hive.

All right, these are the taboos of bee farming brought by the editor of Tuliu.com. I hope it will be helpful to all of you. I'll see you next time.