Is there any way to naturally raise ground bees with less spleen and more months in barrels?

First, it is beneficial for bees to protect the spleen. Because bees will encounter various situations in the development process, such as the queen bee with poor spawning ability after bee division. Because the bees raised in barrels make their own spleens, the bees with strong oviposition ability will have more spleens, but when the queen bee with poor oviposition ability appears, there will often be more spleens in the bee colony, and the hatching of larvae in the bee colony requires bees to surround the spleens. This is good for the bee colony to keep warm, and it is normal for the larvae to leave the house. Therefore, if there are too many nests and spleens, it is not good for bees to protect their spleens. We need to cut off redundant nests and spleens, so that worker bees can protect their spleens and improve the quality of larvae. Secondly, as we all know, the generation of nest worms is mainly caused by too many old bee spleens in the bee colony. In live frame culture, especially in China bees, the bee spleen is usually replaced once a year, so the bees raised in barrels need to replace the bee spleen once a year. The method is that when we take honey, we take it twice and cut off all the nests and spleens in the bee colony at one time, so as to completely replace the bee spleens and prevent the occurrence of nest worms. Third: when taking honey, needless to say, because the bees raised in barrels are all Chinese bees, and Chinese bees have honey seeds and spleens. Generally, we can get less pure honey spleens, and many bee spleens will have larvae. In order to get more honey, in fact, many bees with larvae have to cut off their spleen when taking honey, so this is also a common phenomenon of spleen cutting. Fourth: prevent diseases and enemies.