The "double-breeding" of bees is in a beehive and two queen bees are breeding at the same time. There are two specific methods: One method is the double king's cutting and breeding. It is to cut off the two queen beaks and take care not to cut them too much so as not to injure the bees. Then, let the people breed in the same beehive. When they were first put in, the two queens may have been fighting, but because the skeleton has been cut off, it is impossible for the queen bee to die. In this way, after a period of time, the fighting of the two queen bees will stop and they can spawn in the same beehive and develop into young bees. The other method is a double-swarf breeding. That is, two weak group bees or medium group bees are co-provided in a beehive, separated by gates and accessed from the nest gate. In this way, you can rely on each other to warm up and accelerate reproduction. The "double-breeding" of bees is an important measure for training strong swarms. As long as they are adopted well, they will be able to take advantage of the "double-king reproduction" and make full use of the honey source in early spring to win the high yield of honey in early spring.
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