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In beekeeping, in the fall, efforts are made to strengthen the bee family and breed a large number of young bees. If there are many young bees in strong bee colonies, the bee colony winters well in winter, the number of bees that die is small, and they are less disturbed during wintering. Also, the stronger the bee colony is, the more sparingly it consumes food during the winter and the less garbage accumulates in its hindguts.
winter period, bee family, weather condition, weak colony, amount of feed, hole, hole diameter, sugar powder, sugar feed, spring honey, flower dust, flower nectar, row spacing, pile, acetic acid.
winter period, bee family, weather condition, weak colony, amount of feed, hole, hole diameter, sugar powder, sugar feed, spring honey, flower dust, flower nectar, row spacing, pile, acetic acid.
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