Title:

Volume 16, Number 2: American bee journal

Collection:

Core Historical Literature of Agriculture
Hive and the Honeybee

Date:

1880

Issue Date:

February, 1880

Identifier:

hivebees6366245_6476_002

Catalog Record:

6366245

Subject:

Bee culture
Periodicals

Language:

English

Extent:

36 300dpi JPEG page images

Publisher:

Dadant & Sons

Publication Place:

Hamilton, Ill., etc.

Format:

Issue

Articles

• Editor's Table
• Feeding Extracted Honey to be Stored in Sections
• Advantages of Comb Foundation
• Market Quotations for Honey
• Failures in Bee-Keeping
• My Profits and Losses for Three Years
• Ladies and the National Convention
• The Season, Honey Plants, &c.
• My Experience with a Native Colony
• A Cellar Above Ground
• Honey Season of 1879, and Wintering
• Prizes for Honey and Bees at Fairs
• Transferring Bees
• The Banana as a Honey Plant
• My Experience in Wintering
• The Adulteration of Food
• Wintering on Summer Stands
• Hives made of Wood and Plaster
• The Wintering of Bees, Etc.
• Description of the Bee-Moth
• The Sourwood Honey, Etc.
• Honey Production in the South
• Some New Bee Feeders
• Seeking for the Best Hive
• Stray Thoughts from Kentucky
• Description of my Section-Boxes
• Letter Drawer
• Conventions
• The Austro-German Congress
• Northwestern Bee-Keepers' Union
• Lausanne, Switzerland, Convention
• Indiana State Convention
• N. W. Ill. & S. W. Wis. Convention
• Harris' Queen Shipping-Cage
• Bee-Culture and the Census
• Queens in the Mails
• Bee Stings as a Remedy for Gout
• Frogs as Bee Enemies
• Shipping Honey