Beekeeping In July

Beekeeping in July

Beekeeping in July, for many beekeepers, is more difficult to manage than bees overwintering, causing more loss of bees. Let's take a look at whether the bees will have pupae in July.

In July, honey sources dried up in many places, the temperature was too high, and bee diseases were rampant. For such a place, it is obvious that bees cannot collect honey, and whether the queen bee lays eggs has a lot to do with the honey source. If the external honey source is depleted, we will not be fed artificially. There will be no pupae, because the queen bee will stop laying eggs;

For the high temperature in summer, the queen bee also has a temperature requirement for spawning. If the temperature is higher than 35 degrees Celsius, the queen bee will stop spawning. For our southern region, in fact, this temperature will appear in many places, so these places in the colony There will be no chrysalis.

Many friends think that the queen bee stops spawning only in winter. In fact, in summer, the queen bee will also stop spawning in many places. Many friends start to worry when they see that the queen bee stops spawning. Various inspections In the end, the problem of spawning of queen bees was not solved, but the bees swarmed away.

From the perspective of the bee tribe, if the climate where we breed bees is bad in July, the queen bee will stop spawning. In the case where we have no conditions to transfer the bee yard, the bee tribe believes that the best way is to feed the water. Honey, shade and cool down, let the queen bee rest for a summer, and wait until there is a honey source in the fall, then let the queen bee resume egg production, capture the summer honey source, and prepare for the winter. On the contrary, the anti-season in the northern and southern hemispheres can also follow this measure.