Apiary, Beekeeper Examines Honeycomb, 1940

Numéro d’image : 12651227
Apiary, Beekeeper Examines Honeycomb, 1940
Donald Gill, Cache County, Utah beekeeper needed bees, sugar and equipment to weather a series of bad seasons caused by weather conditions. A Farm Security Administration rehabilitation loan put him on his feet again. There are three main types of modern hive in common use worldwide: Langstroth hive, Top-bar hive, and the Warre hive. The key innovation of the Langstroth hive was the use of vertically hanging frames on which bees build their comb. The Top-bar hive is so named because the bees draw their comb from a top bar suspended across the top of a cavity and not inside a full rectangular frame with sides and a bottom bar. The Warre hive is a modular and storied design similar to a Langstroth hive. The hive body is made of boxes stacked vertically, however, it uses top bars for comb support instead of full frames similar to a Top-Bar Hive, as a general rule. U.S. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information, 1940.
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