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Mariage Melon is a red meat melon with a refreshing sweetness. With plenty of fruit juice, the lingering sweetness remains in the mouth and the dream continues. It also has a long shelf life. It is a delicious melon made by a veteran of melon making and a skilled farmer. During the cultivation period, the amount of pesticides is reduced as much as possible, and it seems that they are carefully cultivated by honeybee mating.
A fusion of “appearance” that is not inferior to Earl’s melon and “ease of making” of terrestrial melon. The roots have good vitality and vines, and the quality does not deteriorate even if the number of fruits is set, and the high yield has earned a good reputation from agricultural workers. In addition, it seems to be popular because of its high sugar content, low carotene odor, and high-class appearance.
Western honey bee is said to have been first used for pear cultivation in the United States in the latter half of the 18th century. Bees have drawbacks as pollinators, such as not nesting in low temperatures and bad weather, and not visiting tomatoes, but they seem to have the advantage of being easy to manage due to the large number of individuals in each nest. In Japan, it is used for facility cultivation of strawberries and melons, and for pollination of citrus fruits. The activity temperature of honeybees seems to be between 18 ℃ and 25 ℃. When the temperature is low, such as rainy days or dim cloudy days, activity tends to slow down. When using it in the greenhouse, it seems good to keep in mind the temperature control by diligently ventilating. The center temperature of the birdhouse is always controlled at 35 ° C. When it’s hot, it seems that water is stored in a birdhouse and the heat of vaporization is used to lower the temperature. When it’s cold, it seems that they eat honey to move their muscles and generate heat to raise the temperature. Although it is a birdhouse, it has a high flight ability, so it seems that a place with a high ceiling without obstacles is good near the hive.