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    A 90-year-old beekeeper reported:
    "The breeding kite is very good, I got so many and beautiful queens that I did not know where to put it."

    The plug-in cells are inserted into the 112 pass holes of the breeding well. These are not covered with honey or pollen, they are covered with the cover plate.

    The honeycomb profile is supplied already guarded, but can be coated with honey before the first use. After the queen has been inserted into the honeycomb, oviposition takes place in just a few hours, so that the next day the barrier can be removed and the queen released.

    After a few days (about 3 days), the larvae hatch into the plug-in cells.
    These can be reconnected without contact and simply in the Weiselnäpfchen with the help of the supplied plug. The Weiselnäpfchen with plug-in cell is smooth on the cell carrier, which was glued into the breeding lath, attached.

    At the latest on the 11th day, the slip-resistant queen cells must be protected (protected) in protective cells (Art. 040) or custody cages (Art. 050).

    In order to achieve optimal breeding success, a strong foster population with many young bees should be used for breeding.

    The process was awarded 3 gold medals:
    • Apimondia gold medal in Warsaw in 1987
    • Jahn Dzierzon gold medal in Rio in 1989
    • Balkan medal in Belgrade in 1990
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