What are the reasons why bees don't enter the hive, and how to prevent the wind around the hive?

1. Hive sultry: The weather temperature is too high or there are too many bees, resulting in the

What are the reasons why bees don't enter the hive, and how to prevent the wind around the hive?

1. Hive sultry: The weather temperature is too high or there are too many bees, resulting in the hive being too sultry and lacking oxygen. At this time, it is necessary to increase the door of the hive, increase the ventilation of the hive, or expand the bee path and join the trunk. 2. Pests and diseases: paralysis, cysticercosis, ants, nest worms, mites and other pests and diseases prevent bees from entering the nest. At this time, it is necessary to open the box for inspection, and then take corresponding measures according to the specific situation.

1. What are the reasons why bees don't enter the hive?

1, the hive is sultry.

(1) If the weather temperature is too high or there are too many bees in the hive, the hive will be stuffy and lack of oxygen, so the hive can't adapt, so stay outside the hive door.

(2) Solution: The door of the hive can be enlarged appropriately. If there is a bottom window, you can open the ventilation window to increase the ventilation of the hive. In addition, when the temperature is high, it is necessary to expand the bee road in time. If it is more than 6 feet, it is necessary to add beehives to ensure that bees have enough living space.

2. Pests and diseases

The threat of paralysis, cyst larva disease, ants, nest worms, mites and other pests and diseases will prevent bees from entering the nest. At this time, it is necessary to open the box for inspection, and then take corresponding prevention and control measures according to the specific situation.

3. Placement position of beehive

(1) The position of the hive is unreasonable. Generally speaking, it is advisable to place the beehive in a ventilated and cool place.

(2) There should be no accumulated water in the beehive, nor should it be directly exposed to the sun.

(3) Don't put the beehive in a place with lights at night, or there will be bees flying around the lights, which will cause the bees to be exhausted.

Second, how to prevent wasps around the hive?

1, manual protection

Before wasps invade the colony on a large scale, there will be reconnaissance bees to observe. Once the reconnaissance bees find that the resistance of the bees is not strong, they will lead the wasps in the same nest to invade the bees. Therefore, farmers need to fight in time when they find wasps coming to investigate.

2. Install the baffle

Hummingbees are bigger than bees, so a baffle can be installed above the hive door to adjust to the extent that bees can enter smoothly and wasps can't, which can effectively prevent wasps from invading the hive, but it has no effect on wasps who kill bees at the hive door.

3, carrying booby traps

After catching the wasp, clamp the wasp with tweezers, and then apply a potion mixed with highly toxic pesticides on the chest and abdomen to let it escape back to the nest. Other wasps died of poisoning after taking toxic syrup.

Step 4 destroy the hive

After catching the wasp, tie a colored silk thread on the wasp, then release it and chase it along the colored silk thread. When the hive is discovered, it will be destroyed.