21. Pender Beekeeping Supplies - For Quality Beekeeping Equipment Offers beekeeping equipment to apiarists. Based in Australia. http://www.penders.net.au/

Home Shop Online Quick Order Pricelist ... Links Welcome to Pender Beekeeping Supplies Supplying Australian Beekeepering Equipment since 1892 Featured Beekeeping Equipment Online Catalogue Italian Smoker Electric Uncapping Knife Penders beekeeping supplies, based in Cardiff in Newcastle, offer a diverse range of beekeeping equipment to suit both the hobbiest beekeeper and the professional apiarist. We are very proud to announce that you can now purchase from our secure on-line catalogue or request a Pricelist to order over the phone. Penders supply beekeeping equipment throughout Australia and New Zealand. We specialise in the supply of high quality honey extractors, honey tanks, honey pumps, beehive parts, honey strainers, honey extractors, uncapping knives, beekeeping books, smokers and protective clothing which can be delivered within 2-3 days to most parts of Australia. Delivery overseas takes 7 to 10 days. If you are a beginner in beekeeping we are always available via email with friendly advice on equipment and you will benefit from our Free Resources page. We also have a handy Links resource with links to beekeeping legislation. Popular Penders beekeeping products in the last month include : Bee Boxes Bee Brushes Bee Feeding Equipment Bee Hive Hardware ... Wax Mold Pender Beekeeping Supplies Please contact us with any queries on info@penders.net.au

22. American Beekeeping Federation Acts on behalf of the beekeeping industry on issues affecting the interests and the economic viability of the various sectors of the industry. http://www.abfnet.org/

Who is the ABF? Mission and Values Continuing Objectives Resolutions ... Photo Gallery Latest News A New Suspect in the Investigation of Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) Researchers Discover Unusual Virus A team from the University of Montana has identified a new insect iridescent virus (IIV) in CCD colonies with the help of a technique developed by the military called proteomics. This discovery is unique in that this is a DNA virus unlike other bee viruses that are RNA based. This research team claims to have found a "significant statistical link between CCD, the iridescent virus and a fungal parasite of the genus Nosema." Read full story Hobbyist Membership Level Renamed Small Scale Annual Dues Amount Remains Unchanged Read full story ABF Member Marla Spivak Named 2010 MacArthur Fellow Read full story Top Industry Experts Scheduled to Speak "Together for a Sweet Future" is the theme of the 2011 North American Beekeeping Conference & Tradeshow, January 4-8, 2011, in Galveston, Texas, and represents the joint effort of the American Beekeeping Federation , the American Honey Producers Association and the Canadian Honey Council to produce the largest and most innovative beekeeping conference in North America. This is an exciting opportunity to bring together beekeepers at all levels and from all over the country and beyond to share ideas and develop new contacts.

23. Bee Culture Bee Culture, The Magazine Of American beekeeping, is designed for beginning, sideline and commercial beekeepers who what the latest information on the science and art of http://www.beeculture.com/

Root Candles Wright Brothers Root Company History Contact The Editor Current Issue, click here Bee Culture's Digital Edition See The Only U. S. Digital Beekeeping Magazine. Everything the Paper Edition has, but so much more... Archived Articles Subscribe Here Talk To Us Writer's Guidelines ... Advertise In The Paper Or Digital Edition Certify Your Bee Friendly Farm ARE YOU IN A NO BUZZ ZONE? CHECK OUT OUR WALL OF SHAME FOR CITIES THAT DON'T ALLOW BEEKEEPING And check out our Guidelines for Cities that want to change. Contact Science People Contact Industry People Contact Inspectors Contact Beekeepers ... E-Extension Bee Health Every Issue, Every Volume, Every Article An Invitation to Read an Exclusive Excerpt from 'Honeybee Democracy' By Tom Seeley I wrote 'Honeybee Democracy' to share with biologists and beekeepers what has been learned by Martin Lindauer in Germany in the 1950s, and by myself and others in America since the 1970s, about how the workers in a honeybee swarm conduct a democratic decision-making process to choose their new home. I also want to share with readers the pleasures that I have experienced in investigating swarms of honeybees. I can thank these beautiful little creatures for many hours of the purest joy of discovery, interspersed among (to be sure) days and weeks of fruitless and sometimes discouraging work. To give a sense of the excitement and challenge of studying the bees, I have included in the book various personal events, speculations, and thoughts about conducting scientific studies. I do hope you'll enjoy the following sample from chapter 3 of the book.

24. Southport And Formby Beekeepers Events and activities arranged plus articles on beekeeping techniques. http://www.southportbeekeepers.co.uk/

Skip to Content Jump to Main Navigation and Login Jump to additional Information View , Navigation and Search Main Menu Home Past meetings From 2010 From 2009 ... Beekeeping Links Upcoming Events Latest Articles 05 October 2010 18:05 Focus on the Crocus 23 September 2010 16:00 Gardening for Bees 19 September 2010 10:13 Photos of the Top Bar Hive 25 July 2010 11:58 Frame Rests 15 June 2010 16:40 The Bad Beekeeper's Club Login Username Password Remember me Forgot login? No account yet? Register Southport and Formby Beekeepers Home Page Last Updated (Thursday, 23 September 2010 15:59) Written by Administrator Thursday, 16 July 2009 11:51 Welcome to the web-site of the Southp LATEST NEWS! Click here Follow the link to our past meetings to view the report on the opening of our new Teaching Apairy with Honoured Guests, The Mayor and Mayoress of Sefton. Our web-site is all about the Southport, Formby and surrounding area branch of the Lancashire and North West Beekeepers' Association Annual membership to the branch, which includes membership of the BBKA, and BDI insurance cover for up to 3 colonies costs £20 for a registered member. There are several other categories of membership such as partner members, country members, and additional or junior members. Click the following link to download the

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26. Home Promotes the benefits of beekeeping with faqs and offers assistance. http://www.jerseybeekeepers.org.uk/

Jersey Bee keepers are committed to the craft of Bee Keeping within the Channel Island of Jersey by Promoting awareness of the Importance of bee keeping to the environment. Bee fossil DNA generate a buzz Threat to the Honey Bee CCD hive-beetle Information Why Elephant won’t bother your Bees ... Report a Swarm Thank You For Your Support Click here and Report A swarm

27. Beekeeping, Honey Bee Keeping | Appropriate Technology beekeeping. Photo courtesy of www.berea.edu/gardensgreenhouse/learningopportunities.asp. beekeeping—the controlled raising of bees in hives to obtain honey—has a very long http://www.villageearth.org/pages/Appropriate_Technology/ATSourcebook/Beekeeping

Home Contact Us Online Fair Trade Market Home ... Contact Us Appropriate Technology Beekeeping Photo courtesy of: www.berea.edu/gardensgreenhouse/learningopportunities.asp The Beekeeper's Handbook provides a practical summary and guide to the tools and techniques of beekeeping as it is practiced in the industrialized countries. One major problem with the practical literature on beekeeping is that most of it was written for developed countries. It is assumed that such specialty items as prepared comb foundations can be purchased (not made) by the beekeeper. These foundations, fitted into frames, assure that there will be a "beespace" of 5/16 of an inch between frames, which bees will leave as a passageway. Comb foundations are important as they reduce the amount of beeswax required for building comb, enable the beekeeper to control where the comb will be constructed, and are usually made of worker-cell bases, which reduce the number of unwanted drone cells. Home Honey Production . This should be of interest in tropical countries where distance, cost, and high temperatures make it difficult or impossible to get commercially made wax foundation in good condition.

28. Beekeeping beekeeping is the practice of intentional maintenance of honeybee hives by humans. A beekeeper may keep bees in order to collect honey and beeswax, or for the purpose of http://www.sciencedaily.com/articles/b/beekeeping.htm

Science Reference Share Blog Print Email Bookmark Beekeeping Beekeeping is the practice of intentional maintenance of honeybee hives by humans. See also: Insects (and Butterflies) Mating and Breeding A beekeeper may keep bees in order to collect honey and beeswax, or for the purpose of pollinating crops, or to produce bees for sale to other beekeepers. A location where bees are kept is called an apiary. For more information about the topic Beekeeping , read the full article at Wikipedia.org , or see the following related articles: Pollination management read more Characteristics of common wasps and bees read more ... read more Note: This page refers to an article that is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License . It uses material from the article Beekeeping at Wikipedia.org. See the page for more details. Related Stories Bee Colony Collapse Disorder: New Bait Lures Varroa Mite To Its Doom (July 15, 2009) read more Apiculture Research Will Save Honeybee And Pollination Industries, Cornell Entomologists Predict (October 28, 1997) read more Honey Bee Colony Losses In U.S. Almost 30 Percent From All Causes From September 2008 To April 2009

29. Beekeeping/Apiculture This publication discusses various aspects of beekeeping or apiculture, including state inspection programs, beginning basics, income sources and budgets, insurance http://www.attra.org/attra-pub/beekeeping.html

Home Contact Calendar Multimedia ... Home Page Newsletters Newsletter Archives XML Feeds RSS 2.0: Events Breaking News Funding Opportunties Atom: Events Breaking News Funding Opportunties What is RSS? ATTRA - National Sustainable Agriculture Information Service P.O. Box 3838 Butte, MT 59702 800-346-9140 (English) Home Master Publication List Beekeeping/Apiculture Other Livestock Topic Lance Gegner NCAT Agriculture Specialist Published 2003 ATTRA Publication A printable PDF version of this entire document is available at: http://attra.ncat.org/attra-pub/PDF/beekeeping.pdf Download Acrobat Reader Abstract This publication discusses various aspects of beekeeping or apiculture, including state inspection programs, beginning basics, income sources and budgets, insurance, Africanized bees, organic certification, and various bee pests and diseases. Information on educational and training opportunities and further resources are also discussed. Table of Contents Introduction State Inspection Programs Beginning Beekeeping Basics Beekeeping Income Sources ... Appendix: Beltsville Free Bee Diagnostic Services Introduction This publication is intended as a guide for anyone interested in beginning or expanding a beekeeping enterprise. Whether the bees are kept as pollinators for crops or for the income from their products, producers need to be aware of their states' apiary laws concerning inspection, registration, and permits, as well as labeling and marketing standards. Producers also need to be aware of pesticide application laws and pesticide notification laws relative to bees. Both beginning and experienced beekeepers need to consider liability insurance; the possibility of Africanized hybrid bees taking over the hives; and all the pests and diseases that afflict bees and their colonies.

30. Somerset Beekeepers Information on beekeeping and beekeeping associations in Somerset, and getting started as a beekeeper. Virtual tours of a beehive, bee colonies, and products. Events, contact and membership details. http://www.somersetbeekeepers.org.uk/

Quick Links Information for newcomers to learn about the fascinating craft of Beekeeping in Getting Started. Practical advice on many aspects of Beekeeping in our Knowledge Centre. The latest reports from the SBKA President and other Officers Information about the shows at which the SBKA will be represented; come along and see us at these upcoming events For our members, read the latest news letters and press release s Find out who's who in our Divisions Contact our webmaster to comment on or contribute to our website improve memory Welcome Welcome to the Somerset Beekeepers' new web-site. We've substantially increased the range of material on the site to appeal to beekeepers of all levels of experience. If you've visited us before, you'll still find the helpful introductory descriptions, of how to take up beekeeping, and what makes it such a fascinating craft. We have however, substantially increased the range of advice and guidance, in the form of 'How To...' papers and videos in our new Knowledge Centre section.

31. Beekeeping Equipment, Beekeeper Supplies And Beekeeping Starter Kits We have an excellent selection of discount beekeeping supplies, beekeeping equipment, beekeeping starter kits, beekeeping tools and beekeepers clothing. We have everything you http://www.beekeepingstarterkit.com/

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32. Blackpool Fylde Beekeepers Meetings cover beekeeping, biology, natural history, flora and fauna, microscopy, entomology, honey and wax. http://www.blackpool4me.com/Blackpool4Me/Leisure/Hobbies/Beekeepers/BlackpoolBee

33. Beekeeping Success Welcome to beekeeping Success. beekeeping can be a fascinating hobby but it can also be a profitable business. beekeeping is a full time occupation for other people. http://www.beekeepingsuccess.com/

window.onload = showSqueezePage; Beekeeping Success Beekeeping Success Mastery Comments Posts Home Life Inside the Bee Hive ... Privacy Welcome to BeeKeeping Success Beekeeping can be a fascinating hobby but it can also be a profitable business. Beekeeping is a full time occupation for other people. There are thousands of hobby beekeepers worldwide and numerous large-scale commercial beekeepers. According to estimates, the annual production of honey worldwide exceeds a million metric tons. Almost every person can be an apiarist. But some who have allergies to bee stings and pollen might want to consider pursuing other hobbies or enterprise. The truth is honey bees would normally sting only when they have to defend themselves. In fact, an individual may develop immunity from bee venom in time. So if all the precautions are met, you can start your beekeeping. Honeybees are social insects that live in hives. A typical honey bee colony has thousands of bees working together in building nest, collecting food and rearing brood. The bees in a colony are divided in three groups and each has its own tasks to perform. If you want to get started in Beekeeping, make sure that you have the basic components of the hive, protective gears, equipments in handling the honey, and a bee source. You can start your bee business by buying package bees, buying an already established bee colony or collecting swarms. But for starters, packages are recommended.

34. Hampshire Beekeepers Association Representing over 600 beekeepers from Hampshire,UK. Information about bees, and beekeeping; includes a link to Code of Practice for Smaller-Scale Beekeepers in Scotland. http://www.beetalk.org.uk/

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35. Beekeeping - Wikibooks, Collection Of Open-content Textbooks beekeeping A Guide to Bees, beekeeping and Associated Practices. beekeeping is being designed as an allpurpose broad scope reference book pertaining to apiculture, including http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Beekeeping

Beekeeping From Wikibooks, the open-content textbooks collection Jump to: navigation search Contents An Introduction to Beekeeping Types of Beekeepers Aspects of the Honey Bee Castes ... Acknowledgments and Book Information Beekeeping 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.

36. Kilty Pages Index A beekeeper s account of beekeeping and breeding honeybees for varroa tolerance. http://www.kilty.demon.co.uk

home about arthritis beekeeping ... site specs Welcome to the Kiltys' web pages This website is about James and Sharon Kilty and some of our work, experience and ideas. Some pages are as yet a dream, others are in irregular development, especially with new images. themes Sharon has been developing work based on her experience of arthritis and her desire to enable others with arthritis to have a voice about their experience and learning. Beekeeping is a major activity for James and he provides honey and candles to local people and contributes to the development of beekeeping in Cornwall. Honey-Mountain is the trading name of James' Beekeeping enterprise selling local honey, beeswax candles, queens and small colonies of bees. Beeswax candles are available for purchase on a small scale wholesale, via mail order or local collection and delivery. The Institute for Holistic Education is the umbrella for James' educational consultancy, supervision and training work and publications. Interpersonal Skills Training in Higher Education is the subject of a book in the process of development as an open source web site. It is envisaged as a co-operative project in which many authors contribute materials and try out and develop the content and activities of the book. Co-counselling is a potent peer support process for personal development. James was involved in co-counselling between 1975 and 2003 and made some significant contributions to the development of co-counselling in the UK and elsewhere.

37. Beginning Beekeeping How to become a beekeeper It makes no difference if you are a man, woman or younger child, you can become a beekeeper whether you live in the big city, the suburbs http://beginningbeekeeping.com/

Beginning Beekeeping Everything you need to know to become a beekeeper Home Preparation Inside The Hive Bee Equipment ... Honey Bee News Anybody Can Become A Beekeeper It makes no difference if you are a man, woman or younger child, you can become a beekeeper whether you live in the big city the suburbs or out in the country side Beekeeping is a fun and very interesting hobby that will provide you a tasty treat for your home table or as a gift for relatives, friends or neighbors. I never knew of anyone to turn down a free jar of honey ! Some people develop beekeeping into a profitable sideline providing themselves with supplemental income. As long as you are mobile enough to get around your yard by one means or another, there is no reason why (with maybe a little help from a friend or relative for lifting hive boxes) you cannot take up beekeeping along with anyone else. See Beekeeping With A Handicap Beekeeping can provide you with a lifetime interest that will keep you learning something new everyday, as well as providing you with many pleasurable moments of relief from the daily stresses of living and working. Bee Trivia: Honey Bee's wings stroke 11,400 times per minute thus making their distinctive buzz.

38. Michael Jay Beekeeping Supplies And Beekeeping Equipment Suppliers and manufacturers of beekeeping equipment and beekeepers protective clothing. Online catalogue and product information, with contact details for ordering. http://www.beebitz.com

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40. John's Beekeeping Notebook - Photographs And Information Topics include observation bee hives, beekeeping history, rearing queen bees, experiences of a beekeeper in the Fiji Islands, beekeeping in Ukraine. http://outdoorplace.org/beekeeping/

[ Home ] Observation Hives Cell-plug Queen Rearing Beekeeping History Overseas Beekeeping ... Links Welcome to . . . John's Beekeeping Notebook Photographs and information on observation bee hives, beekeeping history, rearing queen bees, my experiences as a Peace Corps volunteer beekeeper in the Fiji Islands, and working on beekeeping development projects in Ukraine and Moldova. The Beekeeping Tips section includes information on suburban beekeeping, how I keep bees for honey production and a little beekeeping humor. Welcome to my personal web site! Observation Bee Hives Cell-plug Queen Rearing American Beekeeping History Beekeeping in Fiji, Ukraine, Moldova and Romania ... Links Content from John's Beekeeping Notebook may be used for any non-commercial purpose except internet duplication, providing the source is acknowledged. Created by John Caldeira, Dallas, Texas, USA john@outdoorplace.org http://www.outdoorplace.org/beekeeping/ This page was last updated on 24 January 2007

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