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Meanings of apiarist in English
Synonyms
Examples for "beekeeper"
Examples for "beekeeper"
1
The beekeeper opens the lower part of the hive and peers in.
2
The beekeeper was called again to remove the second swarm of bees.
3
Hackenberg was the first beekeeper to report that his bees had vanished.
4
Why not take things a step further and become a fully-fledged beekeeper?
5
The beekeeper was at the ready, waiting to flick the bee away.
1
Dr Eric Mussen, extension apiculturist from the University of California, about where his research has progressed on bee colony health.
2
A local apiculturist, Stephen Sutiagalo, said Asian bees first appeared in 2003, most probably brought in via machinery and equipment of foreign loggers.
3
A seven-year-old girl who started to learn beekeeping at the age of four is one of England's youngest apiculturists.
Usage of apiarist in English
1
An avid apiarist, Mendax kept his own hive.
2
I do not, yet my juxtaposition to the apiary, via the apiarist leads to an occasional sting.
3
Grelet was a skilled apiarist, and replenished his melliferous flocks by wild swarms enticed from the forests.
4
How protect my investment in apiarist plant?
5
Cawley, as calm and patient as an apiarist opening a buzzing hive, acknowledged her contribution and carried on.
6
Those were the marauders who confounded anticipations of a comfortable livelihood in the decent calling of an apiarist.
7
Cook, the eminent apiarist, calls attention to a new pest which has made its appearance in many apiaries.
8
Towards the end of my investigations, I heard of a German theory which relates to the Hive-bee and comes from Dzierzon, the apiarist.
9
And further, we might mention what M. Georges de Layens, the celebrated French apiarist, terms the "Distribution of Bees over Melliferous Plants."
10
Some soon from Italy; a bunch just back from France, picking up some archaeological information and, similarly, apian or apiarist loot, on the way.
11
However, apiarists say the ban is unlikely to have much effect.
12
Apiarists differ as to what constitutes the best hive.
13
And as mānuka plants start to flower, apiarists are anxious to get their hives set up.
14
Some apiarists omit the porticos, but we like them, and the bees appear to enjoy them.
15
Different sizes of movable frames are now in use, but two-thirds of the apiarists prefer the Langstroth.
16
He gave classes voluntarily in local schools and to Co Galway societies, urging the members to become apiarists.
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