Utensils for shook-swarming
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| Order number: | C 9944 |
| Description: | If there is a good supply of honey-bee forage for the bees in the spring, honey can be harvested for the first time at the end of this period. In cases in which a previous enlargement measure has been performed on the bee hives and the increase in the size of the bee colony accompanying it has occurred, shook swarms can be formed from the bees whose hives are to be harvested in the same operation. This clip provides information on the preparation and the utensils that are required to form shook swarms and to remove the honey combs.
From the film: Dustmann, Jost H. (Celle); Schönberger, Edeltraut (Celle); Schönberger, Helmut (Celle). Beekeeping by Rotation System - An Effective Method for Prevention of Bee Diseases. (order no.: C 1896) |
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| Keywords: | artificial swarm; bee plague; bee-keeping; bees; honeycomb; louse infection; prevention of diseases in bees; queen control; rotation; swarm control; varroa mite; varroa prevention; shook-swarming; |
| Year of production: | 2001 |
| Year of publication: | 2002 |
| Producer: | IWF (Göttingen) |
| Publication: | IWF (Göttingen) |
| Distributor: | IWF (Göttingen) |
| Technical data: | Video-Clip ; F, 1 min |
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| CD-ROM | 2,50 € | |
| MPEG1 Download | 2,00 € | |
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