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A Year in the Beeyard: An Expert's Month-by-Month Instructions for Successful Beekeeping by Roger Morse, 1983-03 Honey Bees and Beekeeping:A Year in the Life of an Apiary, 3rd Edition From Where I Sit: Essays on Bees, Beekeeping, and Science (Comstock) by Mark L. Winston, 1998-04 Beekeeping Made Easy: How To Keep Bees by Mr Jimmy J Jacks, 2010-09-15 Beekeeping as a Business by Richard Jones, 2000-03-01 The Encyclopedia of Beekeeping - Beginning to Advanced Beekeeping by Rickie Banksen, 2010-08-11 Get Started in Beekeeping: A Teach Yourself Guide (Teach Yourself: Games/Hobbies/Sports) by Adrain Waring, Claire Waring, 2010-04-19 Beekeeping: A Primer on Starting & Keeping a Hive. Dominique de Vito by Dominique De Vito, Dominique De Vito, 2010-03 Small scale beekeeping (Appropriate technologies for development) by Curtis Gentry, 1982 Beekeeping Study Notes for the BBKA Examinations: Modules 1, 2, 3 & 4 v. 1 by J.D. Yates, B.D. Yates, 1996-07 Complete Handbook of Beekeeping by Herbert Mace, 1976-06 Hooray for Beekeeping! (Hooray for Farming!) by Bobbie Kalman, Allison Larin, et all 1997-10 Beekeeping 101: Everything You Need To Know To Keep Bees Successfully by Randall Magwood, 2009-06-15 The Pearce Method Of Beekeeping (1910) by Joseph A. Pearce, 2010-05-23

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41. BEEKEPING BASICS
    beekeeping as a business and building your own beehives. While beekeeping is both a hobby and a devotion for thousands across the country,  
    http://www.motherearthnews.com/Do-It-Yourself/1999-02-01/Beekeeping-Basics.aspx
    
    Extractions: FEATURED ARTICLES MOST POPULAR The ABCs of the bee bzzzz-ness. February/March 1999 By Keith Rawlinson Enlarge Image Image Gallery Author Keith Rawlinson, decked out in bee suit and hat, displays one of his homemade hives. COURTESY KEITH RAWLINSON Article Tools Image Gallery Print E-mail Comments ... RSS addthis_url = location.href; addthis_title = document.title; addthis_pub = 'ogdenpubs'; According to the National Honey Board (that's right), the United States' honey crop last year brought in 145 million dollars. While beekeeping is both a hobby and a devotion for thousands across the country, it can also be a lucrative home business. I have met many people who are intrigued by the idea of keeping bees but who have never given it a try, simply because they don't know where to begin. For such a big business, there is precious little information out there on how to get a bee enterprise's wheels turning. What follows is my personal blueprint for success in the field. Like any other worthwhile accomplishment, the job is at once easy and arduous, a labor of love with a healthy dose of sweat equity.

42. Beekeeping Products And Supplies At Blossomland Bee Supply
    beekeeping products and Beeswax extraction, honey extraction and more. Use this item to keep your beekeeping leathers soft and plia More info  
    http://www.blossomland.com/beekeeping.html

43. Kaithi Beekeeping (UTTAR PRADESH)
    To set up a ResearchDocumentation-Training Centre at Kaithi, Varanasi district (25 k.m. from the city), in the area of bee-keeping and cultivation and  
    http://www.ashanet.org/projects/project-view.php?p=89

44. Beekeeping In The City That Urban Buzz You Hear Is Not Just The
    Urban beekeeping isn’t for everyone. The rooftop locales dissuade some, the stings scare others. But across the country, metropolitan residents of a certain  
    http://jscms.jrn.columbia.edu/cns/2005-03-15/cohen-citybees

45. Beekeeping - Wikibooks, Collection Of Open-content Textbooks
    beekeeping is being designed as an allpurpose broad scope reference book pertaining to apiculture, including information regarding bees, beekeeping and  
    http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Beekeeping
    
    Extractions: A Guide to Bees, Beekeeping and Associated Practices Beekeeping is being designed as an all-purpose broad scope reference book pertaining to apiculture, including information regarding bees, beekeeping and associated practices. Although Beekeeping is being written with the initial intent in aiding hobbyist, it is a growing resource that could also aid commercial beekeepers similarly. This Wiki book however, is not being written in a completely linear manner. Because of the writing style of this book, through the act of simply reading it chapter-by-chapter content will be lost. Reading in this manner should still prove to be worthwhile, but more topics and greater depth may be uncovered by following links within the text. Much like other Wiki based texts, Beekeeping is dependant on the collaborative effort of the community. If you have read your fill of this book and have some extra information that you can add, we request you do so, but before submitting please visit the Editing Guidelines and Information page.

46. Beekeeping - Definition From The Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary
    Definition of beekeeping from the MerriamWebster Online Dictionary with audio pronunciations, thesaurus, Word of the Day, and word games.  
    http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/beekeeping

47. Apiary Inspection, Licensing Permits Registrations - FDACS
    Where can one obtain information about beekeeping? If one has a colony of bees must the beekeeper register and what is the procedure?  
    http://www.doacs.state.fl.us/onestop/plt/apiaryinsp.html
    
    Extractions: Skip to left navigation menu Skip to page content Charles H. Bronson, Commissioner Florida Laws FAQ Forms Related Links ... Contact Apiary Inspection plays a vital role in Florida Agriculture as inspectors work to prevent introduction and establishment of honey bee pests and diseases. A healthy and secure Florida honey bee industry is valuable to all. Florida Apiary Inspectors certify movement of honey bee colonies throughout the state and nation. These colonies are monitored for diseases, honey bee pests and unwanted species. The Department has the most comprehensive state program (e.g., numbers of inspectors and traps) to prevent the accidental introduction of the unwanted Africanized honey bee. Seventeen million pounds of honey are produced in Florida each year and enjoyed around the world as the sweetener of choice. Honey bees, otherwise know as the Angels of Agriculture , are the strongest link in the chain between food producers and consumers. Chapter 586, F.S.

48. Beekeeping Patron Saints « Bug Girl’s Blog
    He is listed as a patron of beekeeping and candle makers (workers of wax), but for no apparent reason I can determine. His association with bees isn’t  
    http://membracid.wordpress.com/2008/03/12/beekeeping-patron-saints/
    
    Extractions: var gaJsHost = (("https:" == document.location.protocol) ? "https://ssl." : "http://www."); document.write(unescape("%3Cscript src='" + gaJsHost + "google-analytics.com/ga.js' type='text/javascript'%3E%3C/script%3E")); Entomology. Gardening. Ranting. Nerdery. hexapod haiku contest! The Seven New Deadly Sins conference at the Franciscan Center , I thought it might be fun to work on a series about Insect Patron Saints. So, first up: St. Ambrose , Patron Saint of Beekeepers. The Catholic Encyclopedia Ambrose also made use of the bee metaphor in some of his writings , comparing virgins to bees: There also appears to be a second Bee saint: Saint Bernard of Clairvaux longer biography . Maybe he just wanted a candle discount? This entry was written by Bug Girl and posted on March 12, 2008 at 2:54 pm and filed under Bees Entomology Insects Random with tags catholic mythology patron saints . Bookmark the permalink . Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post Post a comment or leave a trackback: Trackback URL hexapod haiku contest!

49. Starting A Small Beekeeping Operation (Small Farm News, MarApr94)
    The number of US beekeepers has declined steadily since World War II, partly because land development has eliminated many flowering plants from which bees  
    http://www.sfc.ucdavis.edu/pubs/SFNews/archive/94032.htm
    
    Extractions: Beekeeping Operation Eric C. Mussen, Extension Apiculturist, UC Davis The number of US beekeepers has declined steadily since World War II, partly because land development has eliminated many flowering plants from which bees collect nectar to make honey. However, nearly 100,000 people in the US still keep bees for fun or profit. Beekeepers enjoy being their own bossesdeciding what to do and when to do it, being responsible for their own successes or failures. Beekeepers are adept at, and spend a significant amount of time in, assembling and repairing hives, frames, and other equipment. They enjoy the natural world and appreciate the contribution their bees make in increasing plants and benefiting the animals that use the plants for food and shelter. One knowledgeable beekeeper is needed for every 500 to 1,000 colonies. Without some experience and lots of sage advice, taking care of a commercial beekeeping operation would be overwhelming. Experienced beekeepers are full of advice. Their years of experience have shown them what does and doesn't work. These beekeepers are also your best bet at getting into the business. With your enthusiasm and his or her expertise and apiary locations, you could work out a phased retirement plan that eventually leaves you in charge. When kept in a healthy, stress-free condition, bees will thrive as long as food and water are available in abundance. But this success can be a problem. Populous colonies often swarm in the spring. While fascinating to watch, it is not appreciated by neighbors in whose bushes the swarm settles. Worse, the swarm sometimes finds an opening and moves into the wall of the neighbor's house.

50. Sufi.html
    An account of traditional techniques, management and marketing.  
    http://www.aiys.org/webdate/canva.html
    
    Extractions: The exchange of honey was used to put a seal on the resolution of disputes and the creation of pacts between both tribesmen and tribes. The possession of honey of local production is a status symbol. In modern-day Yemen, an offer of honey continues to have an important role when welcoming a guest. Honey is often served in banquets. Honey and eggs are considered important for fertility and physical strength and therefore are given to young bridegrooms or circumcised boys. Yemeni tradition prescribes honey together with melted butter for consumption by mothers immediately after childbirth. It is widely used in folk medicine. For example, when mixed with myrrh it provides efficient relief from constipation, with carrot seeds it is an aphrodisiac, with ) it facilitates menstruation, and with various plants it can be used against epilepsy.

51. Pickens County South Carolina Beekeeping Association
    The Pickens County Beekeepers welcome you to beautiful Pickens County! We keep we invite you to join us in learning more about bees and beekeeping.  
    http://www.pickenscountyscbeekeepers.com/

52. Beekeeping For Dummies:Book Information - For Dummies
    Archeologists have found evidence of beekeeping, or apiculture, in the Middle East dating back more than five thousand years. If you’ve ever tasted good  
    http://www.dummies.com/WileyCDA/DummiesTitle/Beekeeping-For-Dummies.productCd-07
    
    Extractions: Description Author Information Table of Contents For both fun and profit, beekeeping has become a booming enterprise. A real honey of a book, Beekeeping For Dummies gets you on the road to enjoying this ancient, highly-rewarding, and oh-so-tasty hobby. Related Articles Grooming Your Flower Garden Getting to Know Garden-Speak Gardening with Feng Shui Principles Fertilizing Your Organic Garden ... Containing Your Container Garden Related Titles Gardening Basics For Dummies Green Living For Dummies Feng Shui Your Garden For Dummies Gardening All-in-One For Dummies ... Contact Us by Wiley Publishing, Inc.

53. The Hive And The Honeybee Collection
    The Phillips beekeeping Collection at Cornell s Albert R. Mann Library is one The Hive and the Honeybee Selections from the E. F. Phillips beekeeping  
    http://bees.library.cornell.edu/
    
    Extractions: The Phillips' Beekeeping Collection at Cornell's Albert R. Mann Library is one of the largest and most complete apiculture libraries in the world. The Hive and the Honey Bee grew out of a presentation on the Phillips collection at the 2002 Eastern Apiculture Society conference and is something of a digital child of that print collection. At present, it consists of the full text of thirty rare books from the Phillips Collection, and each book is fully searchable. For more information on The Hive and the Honey Bee and the Phillips Collection, please see our About page. Albert R. Mann Library . The Hive and the Honeybee: Selections from the E. F. Phillips Beekeeping Collection at Mann Library. Ithaca, NY: Albert R. Mann Library, Cornell University. http://bees.library.cornell.edu. For a related collection of historical agricultural materials, please see CHLA Cornell University Library.

54. Honey Run Apiaries | Raw Honey, NWC Queens, Beekeeping Supplies And Information
    We product raw, unfiltered, unpasterized honey, creamed honey, really raw honey and honey sticks. We also offer beekeeping supplies, news, information,  
    http://www.honeyrunapiaries.com/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to Honey Run Apiaries. Since 2000 we have been producing unfiltered, non-pasturized natural pure raw honey , wax and pollen . We also raise and offer New World Carnolian queens for sale as well as beekeeping supplies . Visit our new online store that offers more products and more payment and shipping options. We now also carry Ranco ETC didital temperature controllers

55. Bees And Beekeeping Forum - GardenWeb
    This forum is for the discussion of bees and their roles as pollinators and honey producers.  
    http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/bees/

56. Beekeeping Online | University Of Delaware | Professional And Continuing Studies
    beekeeping Online helps solidify the knowledge base of beekeeping as a science and an art at a level appropriate for both beginners and experienced  
    http://www.pcs.udel.edu/udonline/beekeeping/
    
    Extractions: MelanieR@udel.edu For experienced or beginning beekeepers This course covers basic bee biology with an emphasis on bee colony management, taught by University of Delaware entomology professor Dewey M. Caron who specializes in the field of apiology and apiculture. The course includes hands-on, practical activities and is a scientific approach to studying the life of honey bees, including bee biology, anatomy, physiology, behavior, bee botany, and communication. In addition, the course offers an introduction to beekeeping, including techniques for practical bee care, bee culturing, and managing honey bees for honey production and crop pollination services. Beekeeping Online helps solidify the knowledge base of beekeeping as a science and an art at a level appropriate for both beginners and experienced beekeepers. Beginners will learn the basics of bee biology, and how to start and manage their own bee colony. Practicing beekeepers will be able to add an interesting dimension to their beekeeping experiences by expanding their academic knowledge of apiology and apiculture at the college level of study, as well as their information on bee colony management.

57. NASS Report
    In terms of numbers of colonies* and involvement in beekeeping as a The typical commercial beekeeper, for whom beekeeping is the main source of income  
    http://gears.tucson.ars.ag.gov/dept/abf.html
    
    Extractions: In terms of numbers of colonies* and involvement in beekeeping as a profit-making enterprise, the range of beekeepers runs from hobbyists with one or two colonies in a backyard or "out at the farm," to sideliners operating up to 500 colonies to bring in a second income, to commercial operators with thousands of colonies and several employees on their payrolls. The "typical" commercial beekeeper, for whom beekeeping is the main source of income, operates 1,500 to 2,500 colonies and has full time employees and additional harvest-time help. Depending on the area of the country and other factors, a colony of bees will produce 80 to 120 pounds of surplus (harvestable) honey in an average year. To the beekeeper, the value of raw honey is about 80 cents per pound, up from 50 cents in 1994. Currently, about 2.4 million colonies of bees in the United States produce about 210 million pounds of honey in any given year. Consumption is about 275 million pounds. Producers, Packers, and Producer-Packers

58. Bees1
    beekeeping, Pictures, Photos, George DeLange, Audrey DeLange. This page shows a little bit of what that beekeeping experience was like.  
    http://www.delange.org/Bees1/Bees1.htm
    
    Extractions: Pictures And Photos Page One George And Audrey DeLange George and his friend Al Weichold kept bees in the Phoenix, Arizona area from about 1966 to about 1992. During that time they learned a lot about how to produce honey in Arizona. George learned most of what he knew about beekeeping from Al. George shared what he learned by teaching beekeeping for several years. This page shows a little bit of what that beekeeping experience was like. As the years passed the Phoenix area became less agricultural and more urban. The killer bees were migrating into the area from Mexico and the trachea mite began to become a problem. More and more citrus trees were being destroyed for homes and more and more laws were being passed that restricted where bees could be kept. George and Al both decided to abandon the beekeeping business and to move on to other interests. Of course, once a beekeeper, always a beekeeper and the love of beekeeping is still there. Al moved on to El Paso, Texas and started keeping bees as a hobby in that area until his passing after a short illness a few years ago. George still lives in the Glendale area, in a urban neighborhood about a quarter mile from where he kept his bees. George never thought that this would have happened as it did! Glendale and Peoria have certainly grown, but George often wonders; what will be their future without the bees?

59. Colony Collapse Disorder - BeeKeeping - Kim Flottum - Thedailygreen.com
    Kim Flottum is the editor of Bee Culture magazine and he writes for The Daily Green about colony collapse disorder and the beekeeping life.  
    http://www.thedailygreen.com/environmental-news/blogs/bees/
    
    Extractions: forgot your password? Thursday, April 3 video newsletters about us RSS ... submit weather photo ADVERTISEMENT document.write(pageAds.ams_thedailygreen_top); Home NEWS Important Voices The Beekeeper the_daily_gre218:http://www.thedailygreen.com/environmental-news/blogs/bees/?src=rss Del.icio.us newsvine stumble What is share? about The Beekeeper The Beekeeper writes about colony collapse disorder and the beekeeping life. Kim Flottum Kim Flottum is the editor of Bee Culture magazine. email search inside this blog permalink Has Colony Collapse Disorder Reached Canada? Did your bees die of Colony Collapse Disorder this winter? Posted By: Kim Flottum comment comments aCommentCount.push('316975'); permalink The Weather's Better, But How 'Bout the Bees? Posted By: Kim Flottum comment comments aCommentCount.push('313910'); permalink Colony Collapse Disorder, Then What? Almond Pollination Exposed Vulnerabilities, and Resilience in Bee Colonies Posted By: Kim Flottum comment comments aCommentCount.push('311163');

60. Beekeeping Information For The Urban Hobbyist
    Bees beekeeping for the hobbyist or urban back yard farmer.  
    http://www.honeybee.com/
    
    Extractions: Bee Information on the World Wide Web Beekeeping Information for the hobbyist, or urban back yard farmer. Thanks to the countless hours of beekeeping web-masters around the World, the World Wide Web, contains a vast treasury of sound beekeeping information. Many GREAT Beekeeping Sites are available on the Web. On this site I'll share a few of my ideas, and provide a few of my favorite links. General Bee Information San Francisco Bay Area Bee Clubs More Beekeeping Web Sites Stan's Personal Soapbox ... Mike Garcia, Fond Memories

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