- 1Preface
- 2Contents
- 3Advertisement
- 4Chapter I
- 5Chapter II — The Honey Bee Capable of Being Tamed or Domesticated t…
- 6Chapter III — The Queen or Mother-Bee, the Drones, and the Workers;…
- 7Chapter IV — Comb
- 8Chapter V — Propolis, or “Bee-Glue”
- 9Chapter VI — Pollen, or Bee-Bread
- 10Chapter VII — On the advantages which ought to be found in an Impro…
- 11Chapter VIII — Protection Against Extremes of Heat and Cold, Sudden…
- 12Chapter IX — Ventilation of the Hive
- 13Chapter X — Natural Swarming, and Hiving of Swarms
- 14Chapter X — Artificial Swarming
- 15Chapter XI — The Bee-Moth, and Other Enemies of Bees. Diseases of Bees
- 16Chapter XII — Loss of the Queen
- 17Chapter XIII — Union of Stocks. Transferring Bees From the Common H…
- 18Chapter XIV — Robbing
- 19Chapter XV — Directions for Feeding Bees
- 20Chapter XVI — Honey. Pasturage. Overstocking
- 21Chapter XVII — The Anger of Bees. Remedy for Their Sting. Bee-Dress…
Langstroth on the Hive and the Honey-Bee
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