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Honeybees typically build their hive in a dark, dry place, such as in a tree hollow.
The beekeeper blows puffs of smoke into the hives to distract the bees when he is making an inspection.
When a honeybee encounters a dead bee in the hive, it tosses it out of the colony.
We encountered a large hive of ground bees along the way.
They need to buy replacement bees when hives die off.
Everything from genes, cells, and organisms to hives, demes, and possibly entire species.
Last, but by no means least, we have a capacity to determine the number of hives that are out there.
If this is opened up to profit-driven companies in the area of postal services, it will only lead to the profitable activities being hived off.
In my country, beekeeping involves around 27 000 producers who manage more than 2 300 000 hives.
Is not the work about to be hived off to an agency?
Just before he sat down, he referred to the hiving off of the most profitable part of the industry.
The hiving off of these schemes is not going to be easy.
What will happen, therefore, in the case of those individual companies who want to carry out hiving off operations?
Where a part of a farm is hived off, a farmer is expected to reinvest the resulting capital within a period of a year.
At what moment and in what way are they going to be hived off?
There is no regulation restricting beekeepers from putting sections on hives for the collection of clover honey.
I feel that we are extremely grateful to my noble friend for hiving opened up this subject.
You have given them so much that they stay at home in the hives instead of coming out to fertilize our fruit.
All the rest of the subsection has been hived off into the new clause.
Indeed, in logic, instead of hiving off they should be hiving on.
