Spring is the best time for beekeeping. The beekeepers can only reproduce the bees into strong groups in the springtime changing climate to ensure the economic benefits of beekeeping throughout the year. First, bee colony Insect bee complexes at the beginning of the spring is small, the ability to adjust the temperature is poor, is not conducive to insulation. Strengthen the insulation measures are: keep more bees than the spleen; fill the gap in the box insulation; reduce the nest door; outside the nest for packaging; open the inspection must be selected in sunny weather; when the weather is warm, Only gradually remove the insulation. Under normal conditions, the temperature of the beehive should be maintained at about 30°C. Second, the bees are tight in the spleen early spring or late spring cold weather, bees are attacked by low temperature or cold wave, and the spawning ring is often frozen and difficult to rest, and it is very unfavorable for the bees to lay eggs. During the spring period, put every two beehives side by side and in the windless evening, give each group of bees with sugar water (1:1 sucrose, water) or 250 - 300 milliliters of honey for the water. After 2 hours, when the bees are excited and the temperature rises in the box, the bees can be shaken. When the spleen is tight, only one spleen should be selected and the excess spleen should be proposed. This can prompt the queen bee to lay eggs quickly. The average queen bees lay eggs 1 to 3 days after tightening the spleen. Third, assisted feeding After tightening the spleen, assist feeding from the bottom of the box every night. Sugar water or honey water is put into the bottom feeder. The first feeding can be slightly more, generally feeding 350 to 400 ml per group. After seeing the number of bees and the size of the oviposition circle, it is appropriate to have a small amount of angular honey on the spleen. Feeding should be done every night, without interruption, and the feeding amount should not be too much. Fourth, to add powder spleen In the spring before the stage, less natural pollen, when most of the queen bees began to lay eggs, in order to ensure the bee pollen supply and expand the production circle, it is necessary to add artificial pollen spleen. Artificial pollen production method is: soybeans fried eight mature, peeled and then into a powder, according to the ratio of soybean powder and honey is 3:2, mix well into wet powder, let the wet powder through the sieve with a pore size of 3 mm, It is naturally pollen-like. Then, add half the weight of sucrose powder to the honey. Mix it again and pour it into the empty nesting room. Gently tamper with the brush. The pollen in the nest room is full of seventy-eight minutes. Finally, apply a small amount of honey water in the powder room (Beauty 30 degrees) to become artificial pollen spleen. The addition of the first spleen should be a void room and the pollen room on the other side. The method of adding spleen depends on the relationship between the bees and the spleen. A group with a large number of bees will have a powdery side facing inwards; a group with a common bee population will face one side of the nest room inward. When the queen bee has spawned in the empty nest room of the artificial spleen spleen, when the first half of the pollen powder is eaten by the first spleen, the second and the third are added next to the first powdered spleen. Rapid development, timely access to strong groups, put into production.
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