{"newspaper_name": "The Yazoo Democrat.", "edition": "01", "page": "pNone", "byline": ""}
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BEES PRESERVED FROM MoTHs.-To
prevent the moth laying its eggs under the
hive, have for the last several years cut
mortice in the bench about an inch deep,
and about two inches larger than the hive,
and the hive is then set in this mortice, and
the space Of about one inch all around it is
filed with mortar, then three-inch auger-
holes are bored in the hive about two in
ches from the bench, for the cgress Of tbe
bees, and small auger.hole through the
bottom Of the bench to let off water should
any get under the hive. have near night
watched the moths attempting to enter
through these holes, and seen the bees cha
sing them away.-SOsthern Planter.