This U.S.D.A. section covers the following articles.
- The Different Types of HONEY BEES
- Caution In The Use of Chemicals, Drugs, and Antibiotics
- Considerations in Selecting Sugars for Feeding to Honey Bees
- Breeding Improved Honey Bees, Part 1: Bee Breeding and Animal Breeding
- Breeding Improved Honey Bees, Part 2: Heredity and Variation
- Breeding Improved Honey Bees, Part 3: Sex Determination and Bee Breeding
- Breeding Improved Honey Bees, Part 4: Inbred and Hybrid Bees
- Breeding Improved Honey Bees, Part 5: Production of Hybrid Queens
- Chalkbrood Research at Madison, Wisconsin
- Lab Comparison of High Fructose Corn Syrup, Grape Syrup, Honey, and Sucrose Syrup as Maintenance Food for Caged Honey Bees
- Supplemental Feeding of Honey Bee Colonies
- Overwintering of Colonies of Honey Bees With Restricted and Unrestricted Broodrearing in Louisiana
- Survey of American Honeys, Part 2: Characterization of Individual Floral Types of Honey
- Survey of American Honeys, Part 3: Identity of Honey Sugars
- Survey of American Honeys, Part 4: Effect of Crop Year on Composition
- Survey of American Honeys, Part 5: Effect of Area of Production on Composition
- Survey of American Honeys, Part 6: Regulation of Granulating Tendency to Composition
- Survey of American Honeys, Part 7: Relation of Color to Composition
- Survey of American Honeys, Part 8: Effect of Storage on Honey Sugars
- Survey of American Honeys, Part 9: Effect of Storage on Distaste Content
- Survey of American Honeys, Part 10: Summary
- Stress and Honey Bees
- Producing Varroa-Tolerant Honey Bees from Locally Adapted Stock: A Recipe*
- Honey Bees: Preference for and Nutritive Value of Pollen from Five Plant Sources
- Introduction
- History of Beekeeping in the United States
- Beekeeping Regions in the United States
- Nectar and Pollen Plants
- Honey Bee Life History
- Seasonal Cycle of Activities in Honey Bee Colonies
- Bee Behavior
- Honey Bee Nutrition and Supplemental Feeding
- Types of Hives and Hive Equipment
- Breeding and Genetics of Honey Bees
- Queens, Package Bees, and Nuclei: Production and Demand
- Managing Colonies for High-Honey Yields
- Managing Colonies for Crop Pollination
- Moving Colonies
- Honey Composition and Properties
- Honey Removal, Processing, and Packing
- Showing Honey at Fairs
- Pollination of Crops
- Diseases and Pests of Honey Bees
- Pesticides and Honey Bee Mortality
- Hymenopterous Insect Stings
- Management of Wild Bees
- Federal and State Bee Laws and Regulations
- Federal and State Research, Teaching, and Extension
- Collections of Bee Literature
- Beekeeping Organizations
- Statistics on Bees and Honey
- Honey Price Support Program
- Honey Marketing Aids
- World Production and Trade in Honey
- Glossary
- The Thermology of Wintering Honey Bee Colonies
- Electric Heating of Honey Bee Hives
- Natural Suppression of Honey Bee Tracheal Mites In North Dakota: A Five Year Study
- Effect of “New” vs. “Old” Wax Brood Combs on Honey Bee Tracheal Mite Populations In North Dakota
- Beekeeping Issues: Alternative Varroa Control Experiment
- Overwintering Of Honey Bee Colonies
- Productive Management of Honey-Bee Colonies