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The American Bee Journal, Vol. VI., Number 5, November 1870
Various and Samuel Wagner
Queen breeding, the purity of Italian queens, and the tricky business of introducing a new queen dominate this November issue from 1870. The American Bee Journal trades hard-won advice among keepers chasing hardy, prolific bees. For anyone who has managed a hive, a window into the craft's early debates. The queen is the heart of it all.
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43 chapters
- 1AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY SAMUEL WAGNER, WASHINGTON, D. C. AT TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Vol. VI. NOVEMBER, 1870. No. 5.
- 2Cure of Foulbrood.
- 3Queen Breeding.
- 4Purity of Italian Queens.
- 5Italian Queens.
- 6Novice.
- 7Natural, prolific, and hardy Queens. Part 3.
- 8Introducing Queens.
- 9The Looking-Glass Once More.
- 10More About the Looking-Glass.
- 11The Hive Question.
- 12The Thomas Hive.
- 13Shallow Hives, or Deep?
- 14Wintering Bees.
- 15Upward Ventilation.
- 16Alley’s Improved Langstroth Hive.
- 17Ventilating the Gallup Hive in a Damp Cellar.
- 18Bee Hives, and Shipping Honey in Frames.
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