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Queen Rearing Chronology nicot |
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After eggs laying, waiting time is 46 days to obtain foraging bees.
~ Familiarization of the cupularve as long as possible
(leaving it in the hive for the next year is ideal)
~ Introduction of the queen
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Introduction of male frames in selected beehives (stimulated with syrup proteins). Stimulation of stockbreeder beehives. |
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Grafting or recuperation of the cellcups in the cupularve. |
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LARVA |
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Preparation of nucleus : 2 honey frames, 2 broodframes, 1 frame with pollen and bees of same race, displaced to kill the old bees. |
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Place in incubator, protected by a hatching cage. |
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PUPA |
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Destruction of wild cells, introduction of the cell, antishock due to the protecting tube. |
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HATCHING |
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MATURITY Development of Ovaries 10 Days |
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Check up of the hatching. |
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Fertilization of the queen, depending on the climatic conditions (+20°C). |
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Start of the litter. |
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2 weeks after the eggs laying, clipping of the queen (1/3 of a wing).
Introduction of the queen with introduction or expedition cage with hard candy (released more than 3 days).
