61. Seldom Fools Apiculture: Join The Top-bar Revolution! We're Seldom Fools apiculture pioneers in the natural beekeeping movement. The status quo has to change everything benefits the beekeeper to the detriment of the bees. We aim http://sfapiculture.ca/

62. Apiculture – Bees And Pollinators – BC Ministry Of Agriculture And Lands apiculture Information main menu Ministry of Agriculture and Lands http://www.agf.gov.bc.ca/apiculture/

Skip to main content Skip to navigation Accessibility Statement Advanced Search ... Contact Us Search Form All B.C. Government Agriculture and Lands Search Quick Links News The Premier Online Job Opportunities Main Index Contents B.C. Home Agriculture and Lands Apiculture Acts and Regulations ... Animal Health Branch Home Related Links Pesticides B.C. Home Agriculture and Lands Ministry of Agriculture and Lands Apiculture - Bees and Pollinators Acts, Regulations and Policies Apiculture Staff Beekeeper and Apiary Registration Form Beekeeping Survey 2010 ... BC Agri-food Knowledge Platform: Your internet portal to apiculture information Links and Contacts Management and Production Other Bees and Pollinators Production Statistics ... Accessibility

63. Miele Biologico - Vendita Miele Biologico Da Apicoltura Nomade Offers Italian organic honey homemade from biological apiculture only. http://www.adottalvearibio.com

Miele biologico - Vendita miele da agricoltura biologica e da apicoltura nomade Organic single varietal honeys - from nomadic beekeeping ADOZIONI BIO ALIMENTARI ITALIA entra enter Sede legale: Strada Cavallara, 5 - 46029 Riva di Suzzara (MN), Italy. Sede operativa: Via E. Tarantelli, 29 - 46047 Porto Mantovano (MN), Italy - C.F./P.I. 02205990209 Tel. +39 0376.405779 - Fax +39 0376.396162 - Mobiles: +39 340.9872693 / +39 348.6972265

64. Alternative Income Generating Activities apiculture and Sericulture Drawing from its recognized success in sericulture and apiculture in East Africa, ICIPE is training and supporting selected farmers and women's http://www.mnh.si.edu/kakamega/honeyandsilk.html

Apiculture and Sericulture Drawing from its recognized success in sericulture and apiculture in East Africa, ICIPE is training and supporting selected farmers and women's groups from around Kakamega Forest in bee keeping and silkworm rearing programs. Apiculture: The Co-operative societies were supplied with 62 model Langstroth bee-hives and 10 honey harvesting suits during the initiation of the program. Four local carpenters were trained to make the modern Langstroth beehives for the Kakamega community. Training and promotion of modern methods of beekeeping to the community including the use of modern beekeeping equipment The project is promoting the more efficient langstroth hives among the community adjacent to Kakamega Forest Traditional log hives that have been used around Kakamega Forest are inefficient Community members are assisted to market their honey in the form of high quality products Sericulture: Mulberry cuttings for silk worm rearing were supplied to all the co-operative societies Mulberry plants used for silkworm rearing are being cultivated by a number of community members and groups Some of the groups (e.g. Kambiri CBD group) were given land by the project to initiate their income generating projects

65. Beekeeping In India Information on beekeeping under Indian conditions, including the resources needed, the potential, apiculture technology, and the Indian market. http://tiwanabeefarm.com/beekeeping-india.html

Tiwana Bee Farm G.T. Road, Doraha, Ludhiana -141421, Punjab - India Main Page About Us Equipments Honey Recipes ... Contact Us Beekeeping Equipment Tiwana Bee Farm is a Ludhiana based apiary and manufacturer of beekeeping equipment and beekeeping supplies with clients spread through out India and world - Honey Processing Plant Tiwana Honey Processing Plant, the mainstay of Tiwana Bee Farm, is a compact, sleek, easy to operate and energy efficient honey processing plant that is being used successfully by many apiaries and beekeeping farms throughout India - Honey Processing Plant Email : info@tiwanabeefarm.com Beekeeping Equipment Beekeeping In India Honey Health Benefits ... Honey Recipes Beekeeping In India Introduction Honey and beekeeping have a long history in India. Honey was the first sweet food tasted by the ancient Indian inhabiting rock shelters and forests. He hunted bee hives for this gift of god. India has some of the oldest records of beekeeping in the form of paintings by prehistoric man in the rock shelters. With the development of civilization, honey acquired an unique status in the lives of the ancient Indians. They regarded honey as a magical substance that controlled the fertility of women, cattle, as also their lands and crops. The recent past has witnessed a revival of the industry in the rich forest regions along the sub-Himalayan mountain ranges and the Western Ghats, where it has been practiced in its simplest form. In India beekeeping has been mainly forest based. Several natural plant species provide nectar and pollen to honey bees. Thus, the raw material for production of honey is available free from nature. Bee hives neither demand additional land space nor do they compete with agriculture or animal husbandry for any input. The beekeeper needs only to spare a few hours in a week to look after his bee colonies. Beekeeping is therefore ideally suited to him as a part-time occupation. Beekeeping constitutes a resource of sustainable income generation to the rural and tribal farmers. It provides them valuable nutrition in the form of honey, protein rich pollen and brood. Bee products also constitute important ingredients of folk and traditional medicine.

66. Home - Urbanapicultureinstitute.org Urban apiculture Institute, University of Wisconsin Extension, Milwaukee Wisconsin, bees, hive, http://urbanapicultureinstitute.org/

Contact Us Links Home Home ... Contact Us Login Form Username Password Remember me Password Reminder No account yet? Create one Syndicate Latest News About UAI Can users edit content from the front end? Get Involved Urban Apiculture Institute Popular About UAI (186 hits) Can users edit content from the front end? (109 hits) Urban Apiculture Institute (83 hits) Get Involved (54 hits) Urban Apiculture Institute Written by Administrator May 22, 2009 at 12:54 PM The mission of the Urban Apiculture Institute is to promote honey bees and healthy beekeeping practices in Milwaukee County. We train beekeepers in practical, successful, and responsible urban beekeeping practices and foster closer relationships among beekeepers. Furthermore, we educate the public about the benefits of bees to our environment and the wonderful products of the hive. Write Comment (0 comments) About UAI Written by Administrator May 21, 2009 at 11:24 AM Hello and welcome to our new site. The Urban Apiculture Institute operates through the University of Wisconsin Extension Office in Milwaukee. For now the site is in its early building and configuration stages. As the system kinks are worked out, more useful content will be added. Please feel free to provide feedback to the administrators.

67. Apiculture - LoveToKnow 1911 Sep 1, 2006 apiculture (from Lat. apis, a bee), beekeeping (see BEE). So also other compounds of api-. Apiarium or apiary, a beehouse or hive, http://www.1911encyclopedia.org/Apiculture

Apiculture From LoveToKnow 1911 APICULTURE (from Lat. apis a bee), bee -keeping (see BEE). So also other compounds of api-. Apiarium or apiary, a beehouse or hive, is used figuratively by old writers for a place of industry, e.g. a college. Apicius Apion Retrieved from " http://www.1911encyclopedia.org/Apiculture Categories ANU-APT Agriculture ... Biology Views Article Discussion what's new Edit ... History Personal tools Create an account or log in navigation Main Page Community Portal Recent Changes Suggestion Box ... Help search toolbox What links here Related changes Special Pages This page was last modified 19:31, 1 Sep 2006. This page has been accessed 5489 times. About LoveToKnow 1911

68. Apiculture - Animal Sciences | HighBeam Research - FREE Trial apiculture find Animal Sciences articles. div id= bedoc-text h1apiculture/h1 papiculture is the science of beekeeping. Humans have collected honey fro http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1G2-3400500026.html

69. Central Beekeepers Alliance apiculture information, news, events, forum, photographs, recipes. New Brunswick, Canada. http://cba.stonehavenlife.com/

70. Urban Apiculture: Raise Bees In Your Apartment : Chelsea Green Feb 2, 2009 The following is an excerpt from Fresh Food from Small Spaces The SquareInch Gardener s Guide to Year-Round Growing, Fermenting, http://www.chelseagreen.com/content/urban-apiculture-or-bees-in-the-city-draft/

71. Philosophie De L'Association APIFLORDEV L association humanitaire lutte contre la pauvret gr ce l abeille et l apiculture dans les pays d favoris s. Paris (75). France. http://www.apiflordev.org

Accès sécurisé Login Mot de passe Accueil L'association > Présentation Vocation de l'association Apiflordev Apiflordev a pour vocation de contribuer au développement des zones rurales et périurbaines des pays les plus déshérités grâce à l’application de techniques modernes et pérennes d’apiculture auprès des populations pratiquant l’apiculture de cueillette ou l’apiculture traditionnelle Apiflordev Télécharger la charte Contexte de l’apiculture dans les pays émergents Dans la quasi totalité des pays dits émergents, même dans ceux qui sont particulièrement défavorisés sur le plan climatique, il existe des ressources mellifères, plus ou moins abondantes selon les pays et les régions. Fabrication de ruches traditionnelles - Burkina Fasso Certains pays ont une tradition apicole et une filière du miel bien établies. Il s’agit le plus souvent des pays les plus avancés: par exemple, en Afrique du Nord et au Moyen Orient. Il existe dans la plupart des autres pays, même parmi les plus déshérités, en Afrique subsaharienne notamment, une tradition apicole bien réelle:

72. Apiculture At NC State These are extension articles written by past and present members of the apiculture program at NCSU. They are organized in the following structure. http://www.cals.ncsu.edu/entomology/apiculture/Beekeeping_notes.html

.B Beekeeping Notes These are extension articles written by past and present members of the Apiculture program at NCSU. They are organized in the following structure. Honey bee biology . Honey bees are living, breathing animals. Therefore it is critical that beekeepers obtain a fundamental understanding of honey bees as a biological system. This includes understanding their nest architecture, development, anatomy, genetics, behavior, ecology, and evolution. Understanding what bees do naturally facilitates their husbandry by working with them, rather than against them. Moreover, understanding their biology develops a deeper appreciation and admiration of the bees. Honey bee management . Based on a thorough understanding of honey bee biology, a beekeeper may then effectively manipulate honey bees in a managed setting. Subjects include how to properly keep bees and what not to do. Hive construction, beekeeping equipment, and apiary establishment are also important areas of understanding. Treatment and prevention of the many diseases that afflict honey bees is also a significant management issue. Honey bee industry . Managed honey bees in the US account for over $14 billion each year in pollination services and increased crop yields, and thus is a vital part of the agriculture industry in the country. Knowing the history of beekeeping, what crops require bees for cross pollination and fruit set, the honey market, and the uses of other hive products are important aspects of the apiculture industry.

73. Apiculture The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry's (MAF) 2006 Pipfruit Farm Monitoring report. http://www.maf.govt.nz/mafnet/rural-nz/statistics-and-forecasts/farm-monitoring/

Search MAF Advanced Search Help About MAF Climate Change ... Issues and trends 10 Apiculture This section comments on a range of beekeeping activities and products throughout New Zealand. Key points Beekeeper numbers continued to decline in 2005/06, but hive numbers increased slightly, reversing the trend of the past several years. The New Zealand honey crop increased by 734 tonnes, up from 9689 tonnes in the 2004/05 season to 10 423 tonnes in 2005/06. World honey prices fell to five-year lows in 2004/05 but recovered a little in 2005/06. This was partly due to the falling New Zealand dollar and anti-dumping tariffs imposed by the United States (US) on Chinese and Argentinean honey. Sales of live bees to Canada fell again. This is due to the low honey prices Canadian beekeepers are receiving, and large honey stocks still on hand. Access to the US for live bees was finally achieved after 30 years of negotiations, but few bees were sent because of high compliance costs. The beekeeping industry waged a vigorous technical and political battle during 2005/06 after the release of a risk analysis of imported honey and bee products, completed by Biosecurity New Zealand. Beekeepers are concerned about the huge cost increases for fuel, sugar, varroa treatment and containers: all caused by rising commodity prices and the falling value of the New Zealand exchange rate.

74. Agriscape Companies Apiculture It organizes every two years the internatinal apicultural congresses, and promotes For over 50 years, all the material and the supplies for apiculture . http://www.agriscape.com/companies/apiculture/

Discussion Forum You are here: Home Companies Apiculture Agriscape's free classified ads: Click here to post your ad! Search: Search for books on apiculture here! 24 sites Apimondia (International).An international specialized organization that includes 55 national beekeeping associations of 49 countries. It organizes every two years the internatinal apicultural congresses, and promotes new applied apicultural studies. Apiservices-Virtual Beekeeping Gallery (International).Information about beekeeping, bees and honey: associations, companies, journals, events, institutes, laboratories, markets, equipment, museums, links, personalized advice, tools, etc. Arnold Honeybee Services (US).Arnold Honeybee Services is a comprehensive source for all apiary products and services - from honey and pollen to crop pollination and bee removal. Bee's Knees Honey Factory (US).A specialty honey production, processing, and distribution company located in the northwestern part of Oregeon. BeeChat (US).Set up as a free service to beekeepers and those interested in honey bees for informal, friendly exchange of information about beekeeping. Beehive Products (Texas, US).Wholesales a wide variety of beeswax products such as candles, bee pollen, royal jelly, honey, and more.

75. EAS Programs & Events E a s t e r n A p i c u l t u r a l S o c i e t y About EAS Contacts Programs/Events http://www.easternapiculture.org/programs/

E a s t e r n A p i c u l t u r a l S o c i e t y About EAS Contacts Programs/Events Links/Reference ... Honey Bee Research Phillips Collection Digitization Book List Master Beekeepers Conference Archive EAS Journal Archive ... Home Every summer EAS conducts its Annual Conference consisting of lectures, workshops, vendor displays, short courses for beginning and advanced beekeepers, and annual business meeting in one of its 26 member states or provinces in the eastern U.S. and Canada. Over 400 people generally attend the conference each year. An exciting opportunity exists for beekeepers to help make spectacular volumes from the E.F. Phillips Beekeeping Collection at Cornell University's Albert R. Mann Library available to the public via the World Wide Web. EAS has donated seed money to the effort to digitize rare books in the E.F. Phillips Beekeeping Collection at Cornell University's Albert R. Mann Library. The Tampa Bay Beekeepers Association has offered a challenge grant where TBBA will match the next $1,000 in new public donations to this effort. This PDF file provides additonal details, as well as a form for submitting your donation. As these volumes are digitized, they will be made available at

76. War And Bees - Military Applications Of Apiculture L apiculture a Travers les Ages. Editions Gerbert. pp. 7576; Morse, 1955. ibid. Aouade, J.A.A. 1979. Traditional Beekeeping in Nigeria Editorial Summary http://www.beekeeping.org/articles/us/war_bees.htm

War and Bees Military applications of apiculture With the kind authorization of the author Conrad Bérubé 613 Hecate St. Nanaimo, B.C. V9R 4K4 (250)754-2482; fax: (250)656-8922 Email: uc779@freenet.victoria.bc.ca Web: ISLAND CROP MANAGEMENT I The locals would have been well aware that honey produced during certain times of the year was naturally poisonous. Honey yielded from the nectar of such plants as Rhododendron ponticum and Azalea pontica contain alkaloids that are toxic to humans but harmless to bees. After the offending blooms have stopped flowering, beekeepers in areas where these plants are common (such as the area of present-day Turkey where this incident occurred) routinely remove this toxic honey so it doesn't contaminate subsequently produced stores. The poisonous honey is then fed back to the bees during time of dearth if it hasn't been used first for national defense [2]. (South and Central American Indians used similar honey for ceremonial purges and perhaps for "vision questing" see notes following Chapter Two, "The Honeymoon's Over". Deaths have been reported in New Zealand which were attributed to the consumption of honey originating from the "wharangi bush", Melicope ternata [3]. Another New Zealand plant, Coriaria arborea, produces nectar that is safe for incorporation into honey but furnishes toxic honeydew [4] . Other locales where toxic honey has been reported on occasion include Mexico Datura spp., Hungary Datura spp., belladonna=Atropa spp. and Hyoscamus niger, Brazil Serjania lethalis and the southwest U.S. Gelsemium sempervirens [5].)

77. Bee, PENNAPIC Pennsylvania Backyard Beekeepers Association Welcome To PENNAPIC Aug 31, 2010 With that concept, Pennsylvania apiculture Inc., (PennApic) was formed. We are proud and excited to present a state wide nonprofit http://www.pennapic.org/

Pennsylvania Backyard Beekeepers Association Updated 10-21-2010 Welcome to PENNAPIC Nat Honey Bee Day Learning Centers Newsletter ... Beginning Beekeeping Check out the latest updates and highlights added to the website. These are "don't miss" items! 2)New picture of Luke Cline's observation hive at Strite's Orchard fall harvest festival, on the Learning Centers page. 3) Sherri's recent first swarm capture picture on the swarm page. Membership drive..... The next scheduled sponsored PennApic event is: March 26, 2011 Spring Workshop Programs for beginner and established beekeepers. Click here for more information. Thank you.... PBBA Fact: In less than 3 months, the membership surpassed 150 members, across 22 counties in Pennsylvania and Maryland. And we see no slowdown as more beekeepers learn about the PBBA! Thank you to everyone involved for quickly turning this effort into an association with an immediate impact in the beekeeping community. Welcome to the Homepage of the Pennsylvania Backyard Beekeepers Association. Are you interested in an association focused on helping the backyard beekeeper become a better backyard beekeeper? An association with worthwhile talks, socials, and a program focused on beekeeping basics aimed directly at the backyard beekeeper? An association dedicating on giving back as much as it can to the members through support and programs?

78. New Apiculture Pilot Program Available In 21 States Contact Shirley Pugh, 202690-0437. NEW apiculture PILOT PROGRAM AVAILABLE IN 21 STATES . WASHINGTON, Oct 15, 2008 - RMA has announced two newly developed crop insurance pilot http://www.rma.usda.gov/news/2008/10/1015apiculture.html

@import url(/includes/main_2.css); You are here: Home News / New Apiculture Pilot Program Available in 21 States Contact: Shirley Pugh NEW APICULTURE PILOT PROGRAM AVAILABLE IN 21 STATES WASHINGTON, Oct 15, 2008 - RMA has announced two newly developed crop insurance pilot programs for apiculture, beginning in crop year 2009. The new insurance products are area index programs intended to offset the loss of the value of apiculture including honey production, collection of pollen, wax, and breeding using either a rainfall or a vegetation index. “We have made the development of insurance products for apiculture a priority for addressing the needs of apiculture producers,” said RMA Administrator Eldon Gould. “Both these products, developed by private submitters and approved under Section 508(h) of the Federal Crop Insurance Act, will use new technology to help remedy the inability to directly measure apiculture production across the diverse environments on U.S. farms and ranches.” To test each index in various climate, soil, and weather conditions, the programs are available in six regions across the country: the warm and humid Southeast, the cool and humid Northeast, the Northern Great Plains, the Southern Great Plains, the semi-arid Southwest, and the intermountain region of the Northwest.

79. Apiland - Musée Du Miel D courte de la vie des abeilles et du mus e. Pr sentation des diff rents miels et produits de l apiculture. Rousset, Hautes-Alpes (05), France. http://www.apiland.com/

80. Apiculture Research Will Save Honeybee And Pollination Industries, Cornell Entom Oct 28, 1997 Despite dramatic losses in wild honeybees and in colonies maintained by hobbyist beekeepers, Cornell University apiculturists say the http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/1997/10/971028062145.htm

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