The article by researcher A.D

🌐 Original language: Russian 📰 Source: beejournal.ru
The article by researcher A.D
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The article by researcher A.D. Gusev in the journal "Beekeeping" No. 6 from 2002, titled "Bioresonance Technologies in Beekeeping," raises intriguing points that had not previously crossed my mind. In our steppe region, I doubt that two-hundred-year-old pines ever grew, but bees have always been present. I have been beekeeping for twenty years, managing 150 productive colonies along with splits and spare queens. My hives are multi-body, yielding between 30 to 80 kg of honey per colony depending on the season, excluding winter feed reserves. I have long ceased supplemental feeding. I appreciate Gusev's thermodendrogram (TDG) of the common pine, which I find valuable and interesting.

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