Beekeeping Notes On Comb Storage And Worm Control
A farmer describes beekeeping practices for handling extra combs from honey harvests. Frames are hung slanted to save space, improving air flow and reducing mouse risk. Worm control uses brimstone while worms are small, with notes on effects on honey quality and bee welfare. End thoughts reference Professor Stewart in Rural New Yorker.
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