adansonii bee
- Francine Le Masson
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Thank you in advance
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- api42
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About the adansonii bee yon can find some informations in this link
www.beekeeping.org/abeille-de-france/articles/cameroun.htm
(use google to translate)
Yes it's true the adansonii bee is agressive. But are you obliged to use it ?
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- Francine Le Masson
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Originally posted by api42:
Hi and welcome on this forum !
About the adansonii bee yon can find some informations in this link
www.beekeeping.org/abeille-de-france/articles/cameroun.htm
(use google to translate)
Yes it's true the adansonii bee is agressive. But are you obliged to use it ?
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- Francine Le Masson
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thanks for such a quick answerOriginally posted by Francine Le Masson:
How can I not work with the adansonii which is the local bee
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- api42
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- Francine Le Masson
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I think it is easier and safer to work with the local race.Originally posted by api42:
simply by using a softer race, the ligustica for example.
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- poupelle
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If you use ligustica, you could do the same errors than in Brasil with the killer bees (hybrids between andsoni and ligustica and iberiensis).Originally posted by api42:
simply by using a softer race, the ligustica for example.
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So I think it's better to avoid
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- api42
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but keep bees African seems to me dangerous.
Your choice is difficult
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- Francine Le Masson
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Originally posted by api42:
it's true,
but keep bees African seems to me dangerous.
Your choice is difficult
have you ever worked with adansonii bees
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- Francine Le Masson
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Have you ever worked with adansonii bees.Originally posted by Francine Le Masson:
thanks for the site Cameroun, very interesting, I learnt a lot. No problem of translation, I am French.
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- Francine Le Masson
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Thanks for the cameroun site, I learned a lot. No need of translation, I am french
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- apix
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Then speak in French! <IMG SRC=" smileys.sur-la-toile.com/repository/Drapeaux/hollande.gif ">Originally posted by Francine Le Masson:
No need of translation, I am french
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- apix
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- Francine Le Masson
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je reviens à adansonii bee, l'avez-vous expérimentée?
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- apix
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Elle n'est pas encore présente dans le Parc Régional du Gâtinais Français, et c'est très bien comme ça ! <IMG SRC=" smileys.sur-la-toile.com/repository/Confus/oops-panneau-confus.gif ">
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