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On Tue, 17 Dec 1996 D Warr <[log in to unmask]> asked
>> I have heard that Dutch and American Beekeepers deliberately have colonies
>> with two queens. Is this true and if so Why is it done ???????
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>There is a book (in french) published (2nd ed) about this only subject:
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>"La Biruche" by E. Loubet de Lhoste
>He describes the hives and the method of beekeeping with these two queens
>colonies. The queens are separated by a q-excluder. The crop in really
>increased.
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c'est possible d'avoir quelques extraits succinctes de cette livre??
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Yes, I could certainly scan some important parts to give you the main ideas
of the book which is build in 2 parts : the method and the comments from
some users who give their experiences .
But, be patient, because our scanner is full occuped AND I have
a lot of work this time :-)
On the other hand, maybe it's only interesting for few people and don't
could be sent on BEE-L.
People interested send to me their email address <[log in to unmask]>
Regards
Jean-Marie
Lat.Long. : N:50.30' E:04.56' - Alt. : 200 m - North sea : 200 km
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Jean-Marie Van Dyck Fax +32 81 72 42 72
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B-5000 NAMUR(Belgium) Medical school - Biochemistry dept
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