Topic · 19 articles
Beekeeping throughout the year: hive setup, spring development and colony buildup, swarming and its prevention, honey flow and harvesting, winter preparation, bee diseases and control measures.
3 min read For students
Using bees in greenhouses allows for a significant increase in cucumber and tomato yield. The article reveals the nuances of insect activity in greenhouses, methods of stimulating nectar secretion, and requirements for honeybee colony management.
4 min read For students
Under greenhouse conditions, bees need artificial replenishment of feed reserves. The article contains recommendations on the correct preparation of sugar syrup and candy, as well as methods for organizing complete nutrition for insects for effective pollination of greenhouse crops
9 min read For students
Proper placement and adaptation of bee colonies in a greenhouse environment ensure high-quality pollination of cucumbers. The article describes the rules for choosing the timing of hive introduction, their installation rates, and basic beekeeping practices in greenhouse conditions.
3 min read For students
In greenhouse conditions, nightshade crops require artificial pollination, which bees handle effectively. The article describes proven methods of training and stimulating insects to work on tomato, pepper, and eggplant flowers
5 min read For students
This article examines methods of plant protection in greenhouses against pests with minimal risk to pollinators. You will learn about the classification of pesticides, rules for conducting spraying, and methods for safely isolating bee colonies in closed ground conditions
7 min read For students
The article examines the clinical forms of honey bee diseases and their classification into infectious, invasive, and hereditary groups. The material will help beekeepers systematize their knowledge of pathologies to timely prevent economic losses at the apiary
