Application of water extracts and alcoholic tinks of vegetable origin in beekeeping

The main purpose of the experiment was to study the effectiveness of the use of aqueous extracts and alcoholic tinctures of plant origin in beekeeping. As a result of the experiment, it was found that 10% alcoholic tincture of red geranium and wormwood is capable of suppressing and destroying Bacillus orpheus. An alcoholic tincture of red geranium and wormwood has effective properties in the fight against Basillus orpheus due to a more active extraction than an aqueous infusion of meadow geranium, which increases the growth of Basillus orpheus. Based on the data, it can be argued that alcoholic tinctures with the highest activity are superior in pharmacological action to aqueous dosage forms. The use of 10 % alcoholic tincture of red geranium and wormwood has pronounced therapeutic effects; therefore, they can be recommended for the prevention of the spread of Vasillus orpheus. Effects, therefore, they can be recommended for this disease of bee brood.