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When I tracked down this book, I was looking for "The Hopkins Method of Queen Rearing" in Hopkin's own words. When I found it and read it, I found so much more. Hopkins was a very practical beekeeper, and not just an academic beekeeper. The Australasian Bee Manual was probably the most...

"This book is a result of a lifetime study of the equipment and practices for the production of fine comb honey. It is also the purpose of this book to encourage only the finest quality of comb honey to be offered to our markets."--Carl Killion This is a hard to find book due mostly to the fact...

Perhaps you know that I have written a book but maybe you haven't realized or thought about the fact that it's available in several languages. Maybe you know someone who would like to see it in French, or German, or Spanish or Portuguese? It is also available as an ebook. Also, my web site is...

This is the book that started the modern treatment free movement. This book is about how to move from conventional beekeeping methods to a system of natural beekeeping. The content of this book has been available for many years now on Beesource.com. It is offered here in the form of a book...

This book takes you through a year of beekeeping in a cold climate without chemicals, with the assumption you are a complete beginner. Every other chapter is focused on a month of the year while the chapters between pick an applicable topic to explore further. This is not an idealistic view of...

Hi, I purchased a couple of basic bee books, but none of them really get in depth with the system of beekeeping. I was thinking of "OTS Queen Rearing by Mel Disselkoen" but its a bit too expensive, are there any other books out there like it?

Beginners Guide to Pollinators and Other Flower Visitors - http://www.lulu.com/shop/beatriz-moisset/beginners-guide-to-pollinators-and-other-flower-visitors/ebook/product-20965499.html Vita (Europe) Ltd, app is free and gives beekeepers access to information and photographs about honeybee...

Not to plug "The Practical Beekeeper" but to say that I would like to have read it before I started this most rewarding endeavor. I started it last night and couldn't put it down. I have several "How To" books on the subject of Bee Keeping, none of this quality. I spent countless hours reading...

Allan C. Waine's book "Background to Beekeeping" 1955, has the earliest reference to the use of thymol in syrup that I know of. He writes: "The recommended quantity of thymol is two-fifths of a grain per pound of sugar used. A convenient way of measuring this is to get from a chemist a 2%...