Bee box with queen bee prisoning device

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of bee breeding, in particular to a bee box with a queen wasp prisoning device. The bee box comprises a box body with an opening, supporting legs are arranged on theperiphery of a lower box wall, and an auxiliary cover, a honey box and a hive box are successively arranged between an upper box cover and the lower box wall; a vertically placed partition plate in aflat base tapered shape is in coupling connection with the inside of the honey box, and a vertically placed rectangular hive plate is in clearance fit with the inside of the hive box; an opening is formed in the center of a box cover, the queen wasp prisoning device penetrates through the opening and comprises a main rod, and the lower end of the main rod is slidably connected with a cylindricalsleeve, the sleeve is slidably connected with the main rod, and a transverse horizontal plate is placed below the sleeve; at least five cage bars surrounding the cylindrical sleeve to form a round matrix are welded with the sleeve and the transverse horizontal plate, and the distance between any two adjacent cage bars is same. The purpose is that by utilizing the cage bars, the sleeve and the transverse horizontal plate, a sliding block connecting rod mechanism is formed, the activity range of the queen wasp in the queen wasp prisoning device is gradually expanded, and therefore the problem that due to the fact that the queen bee is released, the queen wasp is in a rage state to run around, so that worker bees are irritated to surround the queen wasp is solved.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of bee breeding, in particular to a beehive with a king prisoner device. Background technique [0002] In the field of bee breeding, the king prisoner is a common and necessary breeding method. The so-called king prisoner refers to the queen bee being locked in a cage to stop the queen bee from producing pupae. The prisoner king has the following main functions: 1. Before the peak of honey flow (usually about ten days before the flower blooms), the prisoner king liberates the labor force of bee colony breeding and invests in collecting nectar to increase honey production. 2. In the summer to treat mites, the prisoner king's broken child can reduce the frequency and dosage of pesticides, which can completely cure the mites and reduce the probability of contamination. 3. In the fall or the eastern season, cutting off the seeds of the prisoner king can reduce the consumption of feed, and at the same time reduce the birth of ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0005] Although the above technical solution utilizes the connecting buckle to stabilize the box and avoids the phenomenon of besieging the king caused by vibration, it does not solve the phenomenon of besieging the king caused by the prisoner and the release of the king.

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