Glossary T
Tamper-evident seals
Seals used on beekeeping equipment or products to indicate if they have been opened or tampered with.
Tangential extraction method
A method of honey extraction that involves removing one side of the comb at a time.
Targeted treatment interventions
Specific treatments used to address specific issues in bee colonies, such as disease or pests.
Temperature control
The regulation of temperature within a beehive to ensure optimal conditions for the bees and their brood.
Temperature control capabilities
The ability of a beehive or equipment to maintain a consistent temperature, which can be important for bee health and productivity.
Temperature control during bottling
The regulation of temperature during the bottling process to prevent crystallization and maintain honey quality.
Temperature regulation
The ability of bees to regulate the temperature inside the hive to maintain optimal conditions for the colony.
Temperature regulation methods
Techniques for maintaining optimal temperatures in beehives and during honey processing.
Temperature sensing
The ability of bees to sense changes in temperature, which helps them regulate the temperature inside the hive.
Ten-frame honey extractor
A device used to extract honey from ten frames of comb at a time.
Tension adjustment knob
A knob used to adjust the tension on beekeeping equipment, such as frames and foundation.
Terpenes
A class of organic compounds found in propolis that have antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties.
Thermal imaging
The use of cameras that detect heat signatures to monitor the temperature of bee colonies.
Thermal imaging cameras
Cameras that detect heat signatures, which can be used to monitor the temperature of bee colonies.
Threats to bee colonies
Factors that can harm or kill bee colonies, such as pesticides, disease, and habitat loss.
Three-frame honey extractor
A device used to extract honey from three frames of comb at a time.
Thymol-based products
Products containing thymol, a natural compound found in thyme and other plants, which can be used to control Varroa mites and other pests.
Time-compensated sun compass orientation
The ability of bees to navigate using the position of the sun and their internal clock.
Time management
The practice of managing time effectively to maximize productivity and efficiency in beekeeping operations.
Tolerance induction
The process of gradually exposing bees to a particular substance to build up their immunity and tolerance to it.
Tooth decay protection
The ability of propolis to prevent tooth decay and promote oral health.
Tooth sensitivity relief
The ability of propolis to provide relief from tooth sensitivity and pain.
Torque wrench
A tool used to tighten beekeeping equipment to a specific torque or tension.
Toxicity levels in bee venom
The amount of toxins present in bee venom, which can vary depending on the species and location of the bee.
Traceability and labeling requirements
Regulations that require beekeeping products to be labeled with information about their origin and production.
Traceability system implementation
The use of systems and processes to track the origin and movement of honey and other beekeeping products.
Traceability systems
Systems used to track the origin and movement of bee products, which can help ensure quality and safety.
Trail pheromone
A chemical signal that bees use to communicate the location of food sources.
Training and certification programs for beekeepers
Educational programs that teach beekeeping skills and best practices.
Training programs for employees
Educational programs designed to teach beekeeping skills and best practices to employees.
Treatment
The application of various methods to control pests and diseases in a beehive.
Treatment efficacy
The effectiveness of a particular treatment in controlling pests or diseases in a beehive.
Trophallaxis
The process by which bees share food with each other by regurgitating and passing it mouth-to-mouth.
Troubleshooting tips
Strategies for identifying and resolving common issues in beekeeping operations.
Tumor growth inhibition
The ability of propolis, a substance produced by bees, to inhibit the growth of cancerous tumors.
Two-frame honey extractor
A device used to extract honey from two frames of comb at a time.