The Oregon statesman., February 21, 1924, Page 10, Image 10

.THURSDAY MORNING,: FEBRUARY 21 1924
. OREGON. STATESMAN-
1REGON
DEEDED ISA
U Is Better and Cheaper; It Is Pure.and.lhe.SuppliesJrom
t the Bee Keepers of the Salem District are Not "Manu
factured And Honey Is GopiMpr the Health.of; Every
Kdltor Statesman:
.. hate JeeM9 Wsy j;etting out
rtaloea and advertising material
for our Ipoinjnsr bred sdw aal that
X have put off writing an article
Statesman until this late date.
;j j I ,n.ote , put jr.ou ar.e , s.tteiujting
ty contlnce beekeepers, present
and prospective, " tnat , this is
Cod.:jcaantry,:.:.lar :Jbees. . 'zMw ;l
BubBtltute slogans and suggest
tiat "a lUtUelattort -La jexpended
tq, convince the ' housewife that
f honey is the nectar of the Gods?"
Xeeded A Uood Iarket.
i 'It sufficient demand can be ere
ated for this . best . of Nature's
sweets to'make,the,industry prof
itable, the development and ex
pansion of beekeeping will largely
take care of Itself. ! Beekeeping Is
at congenial, not too arduous oc
cupation whlcbj appeals to jnany
people, and -would boon reach the
limit of the carrying capacity of
our available bee pasture, if a
reasonable. profit were guaranteed
A conditions now are, ne number
of bees kept is tar from adequate
tor proper pollination of the large
i acreaze of orchards in this- local-
f ity but the. teat of overproduction
! makes It .an uphill task tojoduce
the apiarist to increase Jxis hold
ings. , ;,. . ; t, . . t
. n rJIoncr Better, Cheaper,
When one causes to consider
the many.: good 5 features of our
-valley koney,. Its' mildness, aroma,
delicious ( flavor, .and the many
'. nr tn which tt Pan hp Hut. he is
at a loss to 'understand the, lack
of Interest and even prejudice
shown toward It by the consumes
public. This is largely due, I Joe
ljeve, to misinformation. To cor
rect a few erroneous1 ideas con
cerning it, let me say that honey
oaiur, local, jnarkets is not '.'.man
ufactured." nor is it commonly
adulterated;, the pure food laws
guard against. thl3. It is the. pure
nectar from myriads of flowers,
evaporated by, fanning Jn the hive
to a thick syrun wmcn reaauy
sugars, particularly it exposed to
the , air; and .whether .sold m. th
comb or as the jextracted 3yrup. lt
is handled under proper sanitary
- .
conditions ana is always wnoie
some, a fact that Is not always
true of the cheap and frequently
tniurWvna nrenared syrups to
which the housewife is accus
tomed to turn for . Jier sweets.
Honey will go enough farther to
more than offset any difference in
price. I
I uree that a larger proportion
of our sweets' be consumed in the
form of honey, both for the sake
of our digestion and the good of
the business, . .
! . J. G..HOGG,
Salem, Pre., Kt. 2, Box 172,
Feb. 20, 1924.
Oreeon . Agricultural college, in
this issue, on the importance of
the. eating of more honey; of its
value in the dietary of all the
people. J. G. Hogg is a member
of the firm of R. W. Hogg & Sons,
breeders . of , Poland , China swine,
registered Angora goats, White
Bock . chickens and growers of
peaches, apples, prunes, cherries
and other fruits, and bee keepers
and makers of pure strained
honey. They are business farm
ers. They are among the leading
bee keepers of the Salem district.
Their farm is a couple of miles or
so abqve Salem, on the Polk coun
ty side, on the Pacific highway.
Ed.)
PROPER MANAGEMENT OF
BEES FOR POLLINATION
(Continued from page 9)
(The above suggestion of Mr.
Hogg is gladly received and' will
be acted upon. "Honey te the nee
tar of the gods." It is good for
the .health of the entire family.
Honey 'should be on the table ev
cry day of the year. Read' the ar
ticle of Prof. H. A. Scullen, of the
Now Made
HEYWOGD
Fof Sale Here
H t'e
See Oiir East Window For a
TJBSfitiw Selection
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In this connection the writer
would suggest that all though the
bees under certain conditions will
eo several miles for nectar, they
will do more efficient pollenizing
if they are not compelled to go
over one-half mile.
Xeed -Experience! Keepers
it would not be necessary to drive
or. work horses directly, in front, of
the hive. It would also be to an
advantage to have the prevailing
winds blowing from the orchard
toward the bees. The bees prefer
to fly light against the wind and
loaded with the wind. This would
assist in getting the bees to work
on . the owner's orchard in pref
erence to the neighbors, if it is
possible to influence them at ail.
In order that the bees may taKe
advantage of every opportunity to
work on the fruit bloom during
unsettled .weather conditions, it
would be advisable to have no
gtaade over them during the period
of pollenizing, so they will be at
tracted out whenever the sun ap
pears.
Need Experienced Keepers.
From what has been said, one
can readily see the necessity of
having the bees under he care of
some one who is laminar witn
their management in order to get
good results, and avoid loss from
disease, swarming and other fac
tors mentioned.
If the owner is not experienced
in ninnne-lne- bees nroDerlr. it
would be more economical to turn
them over to a practical bee keep
er to care for or to dispose of the
bees and pay a bee keeper to move
bees to the orchard during bloom
ing period. The usual charge for
the latter ranges from s.ou to
$5.00 a colony depending upon
the difficulty in moving the bees
to and from the orcnard. wnen
bees are run on shared by an
other the crop and increase are
divided equally between t je own
er and manager, in which case the
owner furnishes all necessary su
pers and other equipment. If the
manager must supply extra equip
ment, he must receive a higher
per cent, say three-fourths of the -
crop. For further information or
literatnree relative to the man
agement of bees, address the De
partment of Entomology, Oregon
Agricultural College, Corvaliisi,
Oregon.
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