Analysis of stimulus apitechnical measures in bee society spring development
Influence of stimulus apitechnical measures on bee community biological development in spring was examined in this paper. Bee societies were placed in Langstrot-rut beehives with 10 frames, settled with bees belonging to Apis meliifera race. During the experiment, appropriate apitechnical measures were done during winter, spring and summer period and following parameters were observed: brood, honey and pollen surface. Application of timely warming, control and bee society expanding enabled regular bee community developing, that was established by following honey and pollen proceeds, and brood development. Average brood surface on the beginning of fruit pasture was 67.68 dm2 while at the end of fruit pasture was 81.81 dm2. Honey surface decreased on the average 8.93 dm2, while pollen surface because of the large proceeds, increased for 0.802 dm2. Statistical analysis of data showed that the pollen surface decreased for 0.429 dm2 if the brood surface increased for 1 dm2. Existing of mean degree of dependence (31.36%) of brood surface and changes of honey and pollen surface was established as well, but no statistical significance between brood surface and examining factors observing together was found.