Anyone got access to this paper?

[user 6228]

Title An interpretation of the problems of wintering the honeybee colony
Publication Type Journal Article
Year of Publication 1943
Authors Farrar C.L.
Citation Key 209
Journal Gleanings of. Bee Culture
Volume 71
Pagination 513-518

 

[Apiarisnt]

It might be worth contacting the owners of the magazine and its successor magazine "Bee Culture": http://www.beeculture.com/ and http://rootcandles.com/

Interesting to note that:

• It was and is published by a private company, not an instiutution or a professional publishing house
• It was the magazine in which the first report of the flight by the Wright brothers was published

 

[alfazer]

Not the one you need but earlier volumes up to 1922, but might be of interest anyway. Later ones seem to copyrighted.

https://archive.org/details/usda-gleaningsbee?sort=-date

 

[Fusion_power]

That is in the September 1943 issue. I have August and October, but not September.

 

[Levitt53]

Try your local library. I work for Cambs libraries and our customers can access hundreds of journals via the public catalogue.

 

[Finman]

Wisdom behind 74 years...
What it may tell ?

Even now there are hundreds of alternative truths about wintering.

Even that "damp kills but not cold" is not true. You can arrange that neither kills.
.

 

[psafloyd]

Title An interpretation of the problems of wintering the honeybee colony
Publication Type Journal Article
Year of Publication 1943
Authors Farrar C.L.
Citation Key 209
Journal Gleanings of. Bee Culture
Volume 71
Pagination 513-518

British Library?

http://www.bl.uk/reshelp/findhelprestype/catblhold/all/allcat.html

 

[masterBK]

I don't have the paper you requested (which is referenced in Dadants "The hive and the honey bee chapter XV1 by B. Furgala) but I do have "some problems of the winter cluster" by E.B Wedmore published by the bee research association July 1953 (BRA was the precursor to IBRA). In it he also references Farrar CL 1946 "The overwintering of productive colonies".

 

[Poly Hive]

I believe that Kim Flottum is currently at the NHS.

I have spoken to him in the past and found him very helpful. As is/was the editor of the ABJ.

PH