How do you attract bees to breed on their own? How to breed bees

You can raise some flowers, you can smear some honey in the chest, and you can set the pieces of the hive on fire.

We can lure bees by finding a few black buckets with some beeswax and placing them under a leeward tree, so that we can attract bees.

Pick a colony: Pick a colony that is diligent in and out and collects a lot of pollen. Hive Selection:

The material used to make the beehive should be solid, and it is better to choose a live frame beehive. Colony transfer: Put the bees in the hive along with the hive.

Supplementary feeding: In the winter when there is less honey collection, the bees are fed sugar water, pollen, etc. every morning and evening.

1. Select a bee colony

Bees are not suitable for breeding in all areas, according to the actual local situation, choose local bee species for breeding, which can effectively improve the survival rate, and then when selecting bee colonies, it is necessary to select bee colonies that are diligent and collect more pollen.

2. Beehive selection

Beehives are the basic conditions for breeding bees, generally beehives are placed in the open air, bees stay in it most of the time, so the materials for making beehives should be solid, but the texture should be light, it is best to choose a live frame beehive, which will help the replacement of the nest spleen and make the later management easier.

3. Bee colony transfer

In order to make the bees better adapt to the new environment, it is necessary to put the bees' hives together with them, so that the bees can resume their normal activities as soon as possible.

4. Supplementary feeding

Generally, the bees are fed sugar water, honey, pollen, etc. at night, and if they are in the winter when there is less honey collection, supplementary feeding should be used to ensure that the bees can live normally and increase the amount of honey, and the supplementary feeding is mostly carried out once in the morning and once in the evening.

Before breeding bees, the hives should be built with wooden planks, and small holes should be drilled at the bottom for the bees to enter and exit, and then the beehives should be hung on the eaves or sheltered areas away from the ground, so that the bees have enough nectar to pick, rape flowers and other nectar plants with rich sources can be planted in the breeding area.

1. Beehive construction

In the process of bee growth, bees will build beehives in relatively closed places, and can use wooden boards to build beehives when breeding, and drill a row of small holes at the bottom of the beehives to facilitate bees to enter and exit, and build beehives to hang under the wall or eaves, away from the ground.

2. Nectar source planting

Bees feed on nectar and pollen, in order to improve the yield of honey, rape flowers, locust flowers, linden trees and other nectar plants can be planted around the breeding site, so that bees can smoothly eat nectar and pollen, but in autumn and winter, after the nectar source plants enter the dormant period, they can provide white sugar for bees.

3. Precautions

When breeding bees, it is necessary to regularly inspect the breeding base to avoid the appearance of natural enemies of bees such as wasps, which affects the growth of bees, and when the temperature decreases in winter, the activity of bees decreases, at this time, the outer layer of the beehive should be covered with quilt or plastic film to provide a warm environment for bees.

Honey bee collection is when bees collect nectar and pollen from flowers and bring them back to their nests for storage. When collecting honey, bees use their tongues to suck the nectar of the flowers, while using their antennae to sense the fragrance and color of the flowers. Pollen is glued to the bees' body hair and brought back to the nest through a basket of pollen in the honey's belly.

In the nest, worker bees store nectar and pollen and seal the nest chamber with beeswax. Beekeepers can collect honey by suitable methods, such as using equipment such as hives or centrifuges. Honey collection requires attention to protect the bees and avoid causing harm to the bees.