Managing nutritional resources for honeybees Proceedings
Por: Sanford, M.T
| IICA, Castries (Santa Lucía) | 1. Regional Training Workshop for Beekeepers Castries (Santa Lucía) 11-16 May 1992.
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ArtículoSeries Results and Recommendation from Technical Events A2/LC (IICA) no. 92-003. Editor: Castries (Santa Lucía) 1992Descripción: p. 90-93.Tema(s): ABEJA MELIFERA | NUTRICION DE ABEJASResumen: The paper refers to the nutritional insufficiency of resources in a colony of honeybees. Carbohydrates and proteins must be taken into consideration by the beekeeper when assessing a colony's nutritional status. A table is included with diets that have been tested by the U.S. Department of Agriculture bee laboratories in Tucson, Arizona; Madison, Wisconsin: and Beltsville, Maryland. (MIBA)
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The paper refers to the nutritional insufficiency of resources in a colony of honeybees. Carbohydrates and proteins must be taken into consideration by the beekeeper when assessing a colony's nutritional status. A table is included with diets that have been tested by the U.S. Department of Agriculture bee laboratories in Tucson, Arizona; Madison, Wisconsin: and Beltsville, Maryland. (MIBA)
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