To be a Beekeeper
A few years ago I grew up bees. Bees are a very interesting and smart animals, they live in a monarchical community, at every nest there are a single queen, a lot of workers and a several males. The queen is responsible to lay larvaes, the workers are responsible for the food and the maintenance of the nest. The bees can wander in order to find food for a four km radius, they basically based their diet on nectar from wildflowers and wild trees.
The honey that the bees produce is a byproduct. They use it to isolate the nest from the cold air outside.
During the blooming sessions(spring, summer) the bees have superfluous honey and that part human can use.
On purpose to separate the honey from the lay cells, the beekeeper put net, that the queen can't fly through, between the cells lay, where the queen can get around, and the honey cells. In this way the beekeeper ensure that they get a clean honey.
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To be a Beekeeper
A few years ago I kept bees. Bees are very interesting and smart animals, they live in a monarchical community and in every nest there is a single queen, a lot of workers and several males. The queen is responsible to lay larvae, the workers are responsible to feed and maintain the nest. The bees can wander, looking for food, over a 4 km radius. They basically base their diet on nectar from wildflowers and wild trees.The honey that the bees produce is a by-product. They use it to insulate the nest from the cold air outside.
During the growing seasons of spring and summer the bees have extra honey that humans can use.
(Expressly to separate the honey from the honey cells, the bee-keeper puts a net that the queen can't fly through, between the cells lay, where the queen can get around, and the honey cells.)* In this way the bee-keeper ensures that he gets clean honey.
*I'm not quite sure about this explanation, but I cannot visualise things without an illustration. The English seems to be clear enough.
Very well written!
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To be a beekeeper
A few years ago I raised (or kept) bees. Bees are very interesting and smart animals. They live in a monarchical community, in every nest there is a single queen, many workers and several males. The queen is responsible for laying larvae, the workers are responsible for the food and the maintenance of the nest. The bees can wander within a four kilometre radius in order to find food. Their diet is based on nectar from wildflowers and wild trees.The honey that the bees produce is a byproduct. They use it to insulate the nest from the cold air outside.
During the blooming seasons (Spring, Summer), the bees have superfluous honey which people can harvest.
In order to separate the honey from the larvae cells, the beekeeper uses a net, that the queen can't fly through, between the larvae cells, where the queen can get around, and the honey cells. In this way, the beekeeper ensures that they can get clean honey.
Note: I assumed by "lay cells" that you meant "larvae cells". A diagram would be of value here. A very interesting topic!
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