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Method of control of varroatosis of bees Invention relates to the field of agriculture, namely to beekeeping. In spring the hives, before filling with the swarm of bees, and the honeycombs, before placement in the hive, are kept in a neutral electroactivated solution of Anolyte with sodium chloride content of 0.8-1.5 g/l at a temperature of 30-45°C for 30-45 minutes. |
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Method of prevention of intestinal diseases of bees Invention relates to beekeeping. For prevention of intestinal diseases at the end of wintering the bees are fed twice with an interval of 3 weeks the carbohydrate feeding candy with the addition of blood product in it at the rate of 1 kg candy per 1 bee colony. As blood product the acid hydrolyzate of blood of slaughter animals is used with addition of lactic, benzoic, and succinic acids, which is added to candy in the amount of 1.5 - 2 litres per 35 kg candy. |
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Method to fight varroatosis of bees Invention relates to the sphere of agriculture. According to the specified method, previously an ozone-oxygen mixture from pure oxygen is prepared with ozone concentration of 15 g/m3, sent through anolyte by means of bubbling for at least 12 minutes. Then bees are sprayed with this mixture in the dose of 6-8 ml per one frame three times with an interval of 7 days. |
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Method to combat diseases of bees using biocide properties of metal nanoparticles Invention relates to agriculture, namely, to bee-keeping in part of combating bee diseases and their prevention. Proposed method to combat bee diseases using biocide properties of metal nanoparticles consists in giving stable bactericide and fungicide properties to beehives and their components, by using nanosize particles of metals in a composite material, from which the beehive is made. |
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Method of treatment and prophylaxy of melliferous bees' mixed diseases Invention is related to bee keeping. The method provides treatment and prophylaxy of the melliferous bees' mixed diseases by a preparation of "Apistat" on a basis terpenoids; bees processing is carried out at an brood irrigation by a solvent received by mixing of 100 ml of a preparation and 1000 ml of a warm sugar syrup, to 3 times with an interval 2-3 days; or feed the bees by solvent received by mixing of 0.5-1.0 ml of a preparation and 1000 ml of a warm sugar syrup, that is placed in 1/3 cells of the bottom part of honeycombs, three times with an interval of 3-5 days, sugar syrup is prepared at brood irrigation in the ratio 1:5, and in the ratio 1:1 at feeding. |
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Method and device for controlled wave effect at varroa mite Invention is related to bee keeping and is intended for controlled wave effect at parasitic varroa mite and its larvae in nesting space of bee hive. Method of action consists in change/damage of isolated varroa mite genome with the help of X-ray or ultraviolet radiation, scanning of isolated donor mite specimens with changed genome by optical wave device for measurement of their spectral characteristics, which are inherent in this biological organism, conversion of optical range of parasitic mite and its larvae frequencies-destructors into parametrically related radiowave spectrum, for blocking of varroa mite larvae development in case of radiation of healthy mite and its larvae with such radiowave spectrum in nesting space of beehive. |
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Method for year-round usage of bee families Method for year-round usage of bee families includes summary set of summer and winter period stage. Operations of winter period includes the following operations: preparation for keeping in hothouse, pollination of hothouse crops in winter period, feeding with liquid carbohydrate fodder and protein fodder, watering with fresh and salted water, additional nutrition with stimulating additives, stimulating operations of constant ozonisation of sugar syrup till concentration of 0.09…0.11 mg/l in process of bees feeding in winter period under conditions of protected ground. Preparation for summer period includes the following operations: constant ozonisation of drinking water till concentration of 0.08…0.09 mg/l in process of preparation for summer season at apiary, feeding of bees with honey and protein fodder, additional nutrition with stimulating additives, watering with fresh and salted water at apiary, collection of honey in warm period under natural conditions, preparation of family for winter stay. |
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Aerothermostat for simultaneous exposure over ambient of n-bee colonies Invention can be used for safe wintering of bees, force increase of colonies in prevernal period, disease prevention, stimulation of bees during honey flow and elimination of pathogene environment in beehouses. Aerotheromstat for simultaneous exposure over ambient of n-bee colonies consists of sections made of thermal insulting material, and each section has the body frame. The body frames have orifices for connection with interior space of beehouses. The sections are connected between each other by orifices having air permeable bafflers, which can be replaced by hermetic ones. The air permeable bafflers form an interior space of the same size. Aerothermostat has thermal screened cable passing through all sections, and moisture evaporator consisting of pipeline, it also passing through all sections and has evaporative mechanisms with the opportunity to regulate humidity. The surface reflected thermal emission is placed across from the orifices for connection with interior space of beehouses. The plate for garbage collection from beehouses has a bend in which there is a side hole for heat transfer. Aerothermostat allows combining thermal and chemotherapeutic exposure over bee colonies. |
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Invention refers to the sphere of veterinary dealing with a method of disinfection treatment of bee houses and bee-keeping accessories by way of curing ascosferosis, a fungous disease that attacks bees. The method consists in rinsing the bee houses and bee-keeping accessories with an antiseptic solution and subsequent maintenance under a film. The antiseptic agent to be used is a water solution of preparation "Novodez-50", the concentration being 0.1-1%, the exposure time - 1-2 h at 0.25 l/m2. |
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Method of abatement with varronitrogen of bees Nature of the invention consists of that for treatment of varronitrogen of bees use biologically active liquid substance - the ozone dissolved in water, with concentration of ozone 200 mg/l to 700 mg/l, process by dabbling on 10-12 ml on a frame of bees, is fourfould with an interval to 7 days. |
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Method of abatement with varronitrogen of bees Essence of the invention consists that for treatment of varronitrogen of bees use biologically active liquid substance - dissolved in an anolyte, with pH values from 6 to 2, ozone with concentration of ozone in a solution 50 mg/l to 200 mg/l, process by dabbling on 10-12 ml on a frame of bees, is fourfould with an interval to 7 days. |
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Method of abatement with varronitrogen of bees by use of vibrating affecting Way consists in short-term affecting on bees and mites Varroa jacobsoni mechanical oscillations with the wave length proportional to half of a size of the mite. |
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Method for controlling of bee-moth Claimed method includes application of biologically active gaseous substance namely ozone-air mixture with ozone concentration in air being fed into honeycomb storage in amount from 0.25 g/m3 to 4g/m3 in amount of 0.25 to 1 m3 per 1 m3 of honeycomb storage followed by closing thereof for 25 hours. Treatment is carried out two time with interval of 10 days. |
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Method for controlling of bee varroatosis Claimed method includes application of biologically active gaseous substance namely ozone-air mixture with ozone concentration in air being fed into beehive from 500 mg/m3 to 2000 mg/m3 for period of treatment time from 20 days to 120 min. Treatment is carried out four time with interval up to 7 days. |
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Method for controlling of bee varoosis involves selecting, during period of minimum activity of Varroa jacobsoni mite, sealed brood and 7-day aged unsealed brood together with bees seating on combs and placing selected broods into auxiliary hive disposed on top of main hive, and settling young barren female bee therein; turning bee entrance of top hive through 180 deg relative to bottom hive bee entrance; positioning blind separating partition between top and bottom hives. Also method for determining minimum activity period of varrooa jacobsoni mite females is disclosed. |
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The suggested preparation is manufactured based upon 17 L-amino acids, the simplest peptides, micro- and macroelements, nucleic acids, hexuronic acids taken at corresponding ratios. The method for preventing intoxications with toxic chemicals in bees with the above-suggested preparation deals with feeding this preparation for bee families about 5-7 d before treating plants with toxic chemicals once at the dosage of 0.5-1.5 l 4.5-5.5% solution/bee family; also, it should be applied under conditions of greenhouses daily at the dosage of 0.1-0.5 l 4.5-5.5%-solution with sugar syrup out of the feeder. |
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Method for controlling of bee nosematosis Disclosed is pharmaceutical agent containing needle extract in mixture with mountain ash juice and glycerol in ratio of 1:0.25-0.5:0.1-0.05; In spring bees are fed with 2-4 g of needle extract per 1 kg of feed at single dose of 0.6-1.5; in autumn bees are fed with 0.6-1.5 g of needle extract per 1 kg of feed together with sugar syrup; and in summer bees are fed with needle extract aqueous solution in amount of 2-4 g of needle extract per 1 kg of feed. |
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Intrahive varriatosis and nosematosis controlling method Method involves controlling varriatosis and nosema infections within hive by providing thermal treatment including heating of comb frames to temperature of 42-45 C directly within hive; locating bee stimulating source between outer honey frames, said source being made in the form of electrode grid; supplying current pulse functioning as bee stimulant to said electrode grid for enhancing motional activity of bees and increasing temperature within hive. |
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Method for controlling of bee varroatosis Claimed method includes introducing of filtering cardboard sheets on beehive bottom, wherein said sheets have size of 250x200x1 mm and contain 50-100 mg of fluvalinate for 25 days. Method of present invention makes it possible to increase treatment effectiveness and to exclude direct contact of treated surface with honeycomb. |
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Composition for combating of honey bee parasitic acarines Claimed composition contains (mass %): formic acid 50-89; menthol 1-10; stabilizer -.01-2; thickener 1-20; and balance: water up to 100%. |
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Ecologically clean safe light miniplate for bee keeper Light miniplate for bee keeper has light source with metal reflector, quartz glass, voltage source, and operating mode change over device. Light source is made in the form of halogen lamp, and metal reflector is formed concave and of mirror type. Halogen lamp is connected to 12-volt voltage source for providing irradiation through quartz glass in infrared and ultraviolet spectra. |
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Composition for prophylaxis and treatment of honey bees from parasitic mites Claimed composition contains (mass %): formic acid 76-91; and gel-forming polymer (e.g. polyacryl and potassium polyacrylate) 4-10; and additionally it contains lactic acid 1-14 and balance: essence oil. |
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Method involves treating storage rooms and beehives with sulfur dioxide, with disinfection procedure being conducted so as to provide sulfur dioxide concentration from 120 to 180 g/m3 within 24-40 hours and recirculation ventilation being provided in room under treatment process for 15-20 min each half an hour at flow rate of 1-3 m/s; providing second disinfection procedure with periodicity of 7-10 days after first disinfection procedure and third disinfection procedure 15-20 days after second disinfection procedure. Disinfection composition for treating rooms for storage of apiary equipment and beehives comprises sulfur, gypsum and cement used in 1:1 ratio, and additionally comprises charcoal, said components being used in the following ratio, wt%: sulfur 60-89; gypsum and cement 10-39; charcoal 1-3. |
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Composition and method for treatment of brood infected with bee foul brood Composition is adapted for treatment or prophylaxis of American, European foul brood and flakiness and consists of weakened or avirulent bacteria and carrier. Method for treatment or prophylaxis of said diseases involves introducing said composition into beehive. Also, inoculate comprising weakened or avirulent microorganisms and used as active substance for treatment of bee diseases is disclosed. Method allows utilization of antibiotics to be avoided. |
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Apparatus for producing of disinfecting aerosol for controlling of bee acariasis and other diseases Apparatus has glowing member and unit formed as plate of flexible material folded into three layers and equipped with perforation in side surface of each layer. In order to prevent folded plate from complete unwinding, glowing member is used to provide development of additional friction forces along axis of plate, said forces being oriented in direction opposite to direction of outer forces tending to displace glowing member. |
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Method for thermal treatment of bees Method involves heating air in thermal chamber by means of heater equipped with thermal regulator and indicator; creating air flow by means of fan; providing treatment directly in bee hive after closing of entrances; putting onto bee hive support with window closed by net for mounting of thermal chamber. Warm air flow is created by fan and supplied into bee hive through window closed by net. Electric iron is used as heater. |
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Preparation for treating ascospherosis in bees The suggested preparation to treat ascospherosis in bees contains, weight%: nystatin 26-32, thymol 5-9, atox 54-60, furacillin 5-9. The present innovation enables to broaden the number of preparations of high curative action. |
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