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2. Beekeeping - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia beekeeping (or apiculture, from Latin apis, bee) is the maintenance of honey bee colonies, commonly in hives, by humans. A beekeeper (or apiarist) keeps bees in order to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beekeeping

Beekeeping From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search This article needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding reliable references . Unsourced material may be challenged and removed (June 2010) Beekeeping, tacuinum sanitatis casanatensis (14th century) Honey seeker depicted on 8000 year old cave painting near Valencia, Spain Beekeeping (or apiculture , from Latin apis bee ) is the maintenance of honey bee colonies, commonly in hives , by humans. A beekeeper (or apiarist) keeps bees in order to collect honey and beeswax , to pollinate crops , or to produce bees for sale to other beekeepers. A location where bees are kept is called an apiary or "bee yard". Apiculture means scientific method of rearing insects that can produce honey and wax. Contents History of beekeeping Origins Wild honey harvesting Domestication of wild bees ... edit History of beekeeping edit Origins There are more than 20,000 species of wild bees . Many species are solitary , and many others rear their young in burrows and small colonies, like mason bees and bumblebees . Beekeeping, or apiculture, is concerned with the practical management of the social species of honey bees, which live in large colonies of up to 100,000 individuals. In

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Home >Beekeeping Business Beekeeping Business T he thought of starting a beekeeping business does sound exciting and fun, but in reality a lot of work is done and a lot of time is involved. Most people who are in this are actually doing this as a hobby. Having a hobby and a livelihood are two entirely different areas since one is something you invest time and in some cases money and one is when you're trying to make a living at. Beekeeping is like farming you have to stay on top of the market demands and be technologically savvy because much of the business is going to depend on how fast you can produce a single product. Yet this is where you're going to learn that beekeeping isn't even like that because if you expect to make a profit you would have had to have been in the business for a long time and following the trends on what the market demanded of the time. Today if you don't even have a website then you should consider yourself a under dog in the business area because that is how you connect to the world by owning a business website or blog. Most of the companies today are commercialized because the small businesses today are just not equipped to handle the mass production of honey and small businesses won't make a lot giving the fact you are paid by the pound and the average amount after weighing the whole season isn't a whole lot.

4. The Beekeeping Page Learn About Honey Bees And Beekeeping An introduction to beekeeping and honey products from a hobbyist beekeeper in Pennsylvania. Includes a year s diary. http://www.angelfire.com/mo/beekeeping/

var name=prompt("Welcome Visitors!, please TYPE your name below","Type your name here!") Hello document.write(name); THE BEEKEEPING PAGE Welcome to the home page of Michael Mordenti from Lords Valley, PA located 75 miles N.W of NYC . I have been a hobbyist Beekeeper for 9 years (and still learning) I manage 9-11 beehives depending on the time of ( year ) . Hope to add more soon. I produce and pack raw spring and fall wildflower honey, pollen, propolis and beeswax from the wildflowers located here in the Pocono Mts. I also make beeswax candles and pack other products of the hive which are sold locally and given away to family and friends as gifts. For more information on these products feel free to email me at the address on the bottom of this page, or through my guest book. I created this web page to make more people aware of beekeeping, pollination and the benefits of pollen, propolis and raw unprocessed honey, compaired to the highly heated and highly filtered (only to look good honey you see on the supermarket shelves), this kind of treatment filters out some of the nutritional value and most of the pollen out of the honey. A QUOTE "the secret of my health is applying honey on the inside and oil outside."

5. Backyard Beekeeping This page describes beekeeping in urban and suburban areas, and how to be a successful city beekeeper. http://outdoorplace.org/beekeeping/citybees.htm

Home Up Observation Hives Cell-plug Queen Rearing ... Links John's Beekeeping Notebook Backyard Beekeeping Notes on Keeping Bees in Urban and Suburban Neighborhoods Many beekeepers have bee hives in their back yards. Some bees are even kept on city roof-tops. Bees can travel several miles to collect nectar and pollen, so they do not need flowering plants close by. Most suburbs have plenty of flowers, and bees can make a good crop of local honey. City beekeepers must take special care so their bees do not become a nuisance to neighbors, or even appear to be a problem. We all want good neighborly relations! Bee stings are usually neighbors' biggest concern. Usually, beekeepers can care for their bees in ways that allow neighbors to feel safe and comfortable in their yards. The Fence A Fence is important for most backyard beekeepers. A six foot high fence or shrubbery can serve several purposes: Forces the bees flight path above people's heads. Bees normally travel in a straight path to their hive, and a fence raises their flight path up over everyone's head. A fence reduces the chance that a bee will accidentally collide with someone walking nearby. Creates an "out of sight - out of mind" situation. Some people may be overly concerned about bees in the neighborhood. A fence hides most evidence that managed bees are in the neighborhood.

6. Beekeeping, Urban Style The tremendous value of the Honeybee Back to Menu. The Honeybee (Apis melifera) is one of the most beneficial insects in the world. There are some 150 U.S. crops and http://www.honeybee.com/beeinfo.htm

Urban Beekeeping Information MAIN BeeInfo MENU Benefits of beekeeping Fascinating Honeybee Facts Beekeeping to get rich Other Venomous Insects ... Honeybees by the Numbers Honeybees as Pests Errors or corrections Back to Homepage E-mail Stan Sign the guestbook The tremendous value of the Honeybee Back to Menu The Honeybee (Apis melifera) is one of the most beneficial insects in the world. There are some 150 U.S. crops and more than 50 California crops pollinated by honeybees, for example, apples, fruits, berries, almonds, melons, cucumbers, clovers and alfalfa. We have the honeybee to thank for one third of all the food we eat. Without the bees, we would be eating mostly rice, wheat, and corn instead of the wonderful variety of fruits, vegetables, and nuts we enjoy today. This insect pollinates BILLIONS OF DOLLARS of agricultural crops each year. In addition, it is impossible to determine the tremendous value these pollinators have in our urban gardens. Now, since the demise of all of our feral (wild) honeybee populations, their value in our neighborhoods is greater than ever. Honeybees by the Number Back to Menu The Honeybee colony has: 1 reproductive, the Queen. She lays

7. Cornwall Honey - Beepedia - Everything You Want To Know About Bees And Beekeepin An introduction to beekeeping and the behaviour of the honey bee from hobbyist beekeepers in Cornwall. Information about bees, honey, beekeepers and beekeeping. http://www.cornwallhoney.co.uk/bees.htm

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9. Beginner Beekeeping Review | Beekeeping Beginner beekeeping is a package consisting of an ebook and bonuses that is aimed at helping beginners make a start at beekeeping and moves on to some advance techniques. Is it any http://www.raisinghoneybees.com/beginner-beekeeping-review

Beekeeping Beekeeping for Beginners Home About Us Contact Us Blogroll Blog Catalog Archives December 2008 November 2008 Search for: Search Recent Posts Alternative Ways of Beekeeping Beekeeping For Pleasure Beekeeping Equipment Beekeeping in Utah ... admin Beekeeping for Beginners is an e-book by Keith Gilbert. The e-book is proclaimed by the author as a complete guide that shows various steps you need to take to start beekeeping easily. It is aimed at the beginner and very simply helps you in starting an apiary through to more advanced beekeeping. How to Start Beekeeping Quickly and Easily Beginner Beekeeping, in an informative way, guides the reader on how everyone can start beekeeping, step-by-step, how honey is ripened by bees, the time to start beekeeping, steps to be taken if a queen bee dies. The e-book reveals: The kinds of bees one should keep The watering strategies The place to select for beekeeping Plus much, much more The e-book provides valuable insight into: The direction the hives should face How and from where to buy bees Easy solution to avoid and treat bee-stings How to safely handle bees The best place to store the harvested honey.

10. Beekeeping: Definition From Answers.com The management and maintenance of colonies of honeybees. http://www.answers.com/topic/beekeeping-1

11. Beekeeping Supplies - Betterbee, Inc. Beekeepers Serving The Beekeeping Industry Beekeepers serving beekeepers with the finest beekeeping supplies and beekeeping equipment, and an extensive line of soapmaking and candlemaking supplies. http://www.betterbee.com/

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13. Brushy Mountain Bee Farm Has a catalog of beekeeper supplies and beekeeping equipment online with secure shopping. North Carolina. http://www.beeequipment.com/

14. Beekeeping: The Beekeeper's Home Page This site includes information and photos on beekeeping, honey production, beekeeping tips, stories, jokes, and beekeeping history. http://www.badbeekeeping.com/

15. Beekeeping | Agriculture Guide - For All Of Your Organic Agricultural Production Guide and facts of beekeeping, instructions for beginners, beekeeping supplies and equipments. Also information about honey bees, nectar, bee colony, royal jelly and nutritions. http://agricultureguide.org/agriculture/beekeeping/

16. Bob's Beekeeping Australian supplier of beekeeping equipment and protective gear. http://www.bobsbeekeeping.com.au

HOME SITEMAP REGISTER LOGIN ... FORUM Welcome, Guest PRODUCTS Protective Clothing Extractors Tools ... FORUM Search Product: Welcome to Bob's Beekeeping Supplies Supplier of quality affordable apiarist clothing and equipment Based in Eltham, an outer Melbourne suburb, Bob's Beekeeping Supplies provides quality apiarist clothing and equipment to both the hobbyist and professional beekeeper across Australia and New Zealand. We are ourselves beekeepers and committed to offering reasonably priced clothing and equipment together with personal service and advice to others who share our interest in this fascinating hobby/business. Many beekeepers across Australasia started their first apiary by buying their equipment from us and have gone on to develop a rewarding hobby and in a few cases a business. If you require advice on any aspect of beekeeping, we are a phone call or email away and are always pleased to assist other beekeepers. Use this secure on-line catalogue to order the items you require. Ordered goods will usually be shipped within 1 or 2 days. Recent News BOXES/FRAMES UNAVAILABLE HAND WASH GARMENT VEILS BUSINESS HOURS 2010 BEE COLONIES AVAILABLE ... INTERESTED IN BEEKEEPING?

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Beemaster.com YouTube Video Collection Complete Backyard Beekeeping and Honeybee Course. Massive International Forums, Chat and Much More. One Stop Learning Center for All Hobbyist Beekeepers. FAMILY FRIENDLY - COMMERCIAL FREE If you can afford to donate to this Commercial Free Site - CLICK HERE - thank you Spring-time Quick Installation Tutorial NEW Bee PACKAGE install Video Beemaster's International Beekeeping Forum I'm proud to offer this FULL FEATURED Message forum for all members and visitors to this site, Backyard Beekeepers, Students and teachers, and anyone with questions about Beekeeping or Honeybees. Thousands of members and guests, and 60 thousand + posts world wide and growing!!! This massive forum is the Internet's No. 1 Rated Beekeeping Gathering Spot with more than 100 countries interacting in a family friendly environment. Whether you are just doing a homework assignment or interested in sharing your decades of experience - this forum is where you want to meet and interact with thousands of other members and guests. Here you can post and reply to questions, start and take place in polls, interact with other members with private messaging, internal emails, share incredible images, chat live, read other member's beekeeping journals and much much more. Complete search able data base. Clubs welcome - fully moderated and 100% family friendly.

18. Feeding Bees John's beekeeping Notebook. Feeding Bees. Feeding sugar syrup can supplement a colony's honey stores to prevent the bees from starving. Feeding can also stimulate the colony to http://outdoorplace.org/beekeeping/feeding.htm

Home Up Observation Hives Cell-plug Queen Rearing ... Links John's Beekeeping Notebook Feeding Bees Feeding sugar syrup can supplement a colony's honey stores to prevent the bees from starving. Feeding can also stimulate the colony to increase egg laying, so a colony can have more bees gathering nectar during the main nectar flow. Feeding Hungry Bees The best way to prevent starvation is to simply leave enough honey on the hives, and avoid artificial feeding altogether. My first preference for feeding is to to transfer a few frames of honey from a hive that has enough honey. During my early spring inspection, I sometimes equalize the amount of honey between hives to avoid starvation. When artificial feeding must be done, here are a few options: Syrup To prevent starvation, it is best for the bees to fill a lot of comb with syrup quickly so the colony is not stimulated to raise more brood. We also want the syrup thick or "heavy". A 1:1 ratio of water to dry granulated sugar works well. A top feeder (right) delivers syrup fast, and can hold several gallons of syrup. The bees walk up at one end. A screen over the dam and down to the bottom of the pan prevents bees from drowning.

19. Alliance Beekeeping Woodware : Premium Hives And Beekeeping Supplies Produces beehives and beekeeping equipment. Product details and list of distributors. http://www.beehives.co.nz/

"Alliance Quality Beekeeper's Woodware" is New Zealand's gourmet saw-mill, combining an ability to produce premium grade lumber, with the latest in woodworking technology. Using the proven Hoffman frame and Langstroff hive, Alliance has produced a quality that is setting standards in the beekeeping industry. Alliance has a history spanning four generations of timber merchants in New Zealand and services markets on both sides of the equator.

20. Beesource Beekeeping » How To Start Beekeeping Beesource.com is currently compiling the best practices and startup wisdom from the Beesource beekeeping community! We’ll develop this information into a concise, easy-to-read http://www.beesource.com/how-to-start-beekeeping/

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