On 1/9/2014 7:31 AM, Little Wolf Apiaries -our bees get all the
attraction wrote:
> some of us have access to liquid nitrogen ( not suggest to be handled
> by untrained unqualified people) and a ring is pressed into the capped
> brood area , an area of similar no . of cells i.e. 100 and the
> nitrogen is then poured into this area. It of course freezes
> instantly. The ring is removed
I find that you have to fill the ring twice to make sure the brood is
frozen it is not instant, check the other side of the comb for frost.
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Harper's Honey Farm
Charles Harper
421 Louveteau Rd.
Carencro, LA 70520
www.russianbreeder.com
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