41. A Directory For Bee Keeping Beekeeper s Pages beekeeping, honey, honey bees and apiculture are shown in pictures, news, and stories with Canadian content. Great photos and computer http://newmexicoranch.com/ag-page/bee-keeping.htm

AG PAGES DIRECTORY The Web Pages for Agricultural Businesses(Ag-Biz) Would you like to sponsor this page? Details Here Return to Quicklinks HOME AGRICULTURE AMERICA'S-TOWN'S COMMERCE ... WOMEN #2 BEE KEEPING To add your site please read Our Link Submission Policy Beekeeper's Pages - beekeeping, honey, honey bees and apiculture are shown in pictures, news, and stories with Canadian content. Great photos and computer programs for beekeepers. Beekeeping in New Zealand - statistics and stories about bees, bee diseases, and unique honeys. Internet Apiculture and Beekeeping Archive - archive for the Usenet newsgroup science.agriculture.beekeeping, the listserv bee-l, the sci.agriculture.beekeeping faq, beekeeping, and apiculture information. John's Beekeeping Notebook - information on observation hives, queen rearing, intermediate technology beekeeping, and experiences as a Peace Corps beekeeper in the Fiji Islands. Midnite Bee - Features articles reports and tips on beekeeping. Check out the calendar of events,view bibliography and browse through related Web pages. Ohio State University Honey Bee Breeding Program - information on bee breeding and instrumental insemination including procedure, equipment, and training.

42. Beekeeping beekeeping periodicals often include announcements about changes in the accepted uses of regulated materials by beekeepers. http://www.extension.uiuc.edu/~vista/html_pubs/BEEKEEP/forward.html

BEEKEEPING IN THE MIDWEST ELBERT R. JAYCOX CIRCULAR 1125 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign College of Agriculture - Cooperative Extension Service This publication includes information about insecticides, chemicals, drugs, and other materials whose usage is regulated by state and federal agencies. Every effort has been made to provide information that is current and correct as of the date of publication. However, the status of some materials is not clear, and that of others may change at any time. Anyone using regulated materials, or planning to do so, should read and follow the label directions. If there is any question about the use of such materials, contact the extension apiculturist or extension entomologist in your state, or the local extension adviser or county agent. Beekeeping periodicals often include announcements about changes in the accepted uses of regulated materials by beekeepers. So that the information in this publication may be more easily understood, trade names of products or equipment have been used in place of complicated descriptions or chemical identification. No endorsement of named products is intended, nor is criticism implied of similar products that are not mentioned. This circular was reprinted April 1985 with minor revisions by E.E. Killion, Extension Specialist in Apiculture. Elbert R. Jaycox was Professor of Apiculture, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, from 1963 to 1981. Photographs by the author and Killion.

43. Beekeeper's Reference At Hive-Mind.com Information on bees and beekeeping for amateur or professional beekeepers, as well as a blog of the experiences of one backyard beekeeper. http://www.hive-mind.com/bee/

Beekeeper's Reference Welcome to the Beekeeper's Reference page. Use the buttons to your left to find what you're looking for. Please let me know if there are links you think belong on this page. Home Informational Sites Regional Groups Commercial Sites ... Hive Mind Contact: Jordan Schwartz (jordan at hive-mind.com) This site is a member of WebRing. To browse visit Here

44. Beekeeping With Children Beginning beekeeping can be an educational, handson activity for young children. http://www.liberty4hbees.com/

Beekeeping and Children Children can start beekeeping in 4-H officially at age 9. The most important thing to remember is safety. Be sure the children are properly suited up anytime they are working directly with bees. Also caution children to handle dead bees carefully. It sounds strange but a dead bee can "sting." This actually happened to one of our young beekeepers much to his surprise. It is best to have liquid antihistamines at hand just in case of a sting. Be aware of what signs of shock to look for and treat every sting seriously. Vomiting, having to go to the toilet quickly, tingly feelings or fainting are all signs that emergency medical help needs to be called immediately. Now that the scary issues have been addressed, let's think about what children can do with bees. Learn more about 4-H and all its wonderful opportunities: Check out the California Youth Development 4-H web site at U.C. Davis To order 4-H publications and make more inquiries phone (800)994-8849 Please see the 4-H UC ANR for information on National 4-H programs and see Sonoma County's 4-H web site Learn More Home Bee Facts Activities Record Keeping ... Top Bar Hives These Liberty 4-H children with a little brother are practicing the skills they learned all year.

45. Village Earth: Beekeeping beekeeping—the controlled raising of bees in hives to obtain honey—has a very long history. In the industrialized countries, beekeeping is a solid http://www.villageearth.org/pages/Appropriate_Technology/ATSourcebook/Beekeeping

Search Contact Us Home About Us ... Glossary Beekeeping Books reviewed in this section The ABC and XYZ of Bee Culture The Beekeeper's Handbook Beekeeping Guide A Beekeeping Handbook ... Small Scale Beekeeping 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 Productio n. 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.

46. Best Beekeeping Websites For Honey, Hives, Bees And Apiaries! Highlights and news about beekeeping, honey, hives, bees, and apiaries. http://www.care2.com/channels/ecoinfo/bee_keeping

// bring over some page-specific vars from PHP for use with linked JS that follows //var CONTEXTID = ''; var NAVTYPE = 'sec'; var MYDOMAIN = 'care2.com'; var GL_MEMBER = ''; var STAGE_STRING = ''; Care2 member? Login or become a member! My Care2 main My Page My Account ... Eco-Info Bee Keeping BEE KEEPING Subjects Action Center Agriculture Animal Rights Bee Keeping ... Behoo is about as close as they come to the Yahoo for Beekeepers. The ultimate directory of all things Bee related. Nature Alien Empire - Multimedia exploration of a beehive. Not to bee missed. THE BEST BEE KEEPING LINKS Recommended by Care2 Staff Africanized / Killer bees - a history and information on their spread. Allen's BEE-L Page is a rich resource for amateur beekeepers - includes mailing lists and links to web resources. Bee Culture Magazine from the AI Root company. Bee Diseases - a chart of diseases. Beekeeping Events around the U.S. provided by the Dadant company. Beelief Apitherapy explores the practice of using bee venom for medicinal purposes. Behoo is about as close as they come to the Yahoo for Beekeepers. The ultimate directory of all things Bee related.

47. Sci.agriculture.beekeeping FAQ It should be read by anyone who wishes to post to the newsgroup sci.agriculture.beekeeping or the listserv beel. Keywords bee beekeeping apis honey mead http://www.faqs.org/faqs/beekeeping-faq/

Usenet FAQs Search Web FAQs Documents ... RFC Index sci.agriculture.beekeeping FAQ From: adamf@vtaix.cc.vt.edu (Adam Finkelstein) Newsgroups: sci.agriculture.beekeeping sci.agriculture misc.rural rec.gardens ... 100410.2631@compuserve.com * Want to make beeswax soap or mead vinegar? Elain White has some information. email: ewhitevhp@aol.com * Some other addresses and URLs have been updated. Please send me any changes or additions. I'll be setting up the new beekeeping archive soon, and will be able to store larger files. Please feel free to contribute. ** POINTERS TO APICULTURAL INFORMATION ON THE INTERNET ** USENET news * sci.agriculture.beekeeping Beekeeping, bee-culture and hive products. Listserv: * BEE-L BEE-L is for the discussion of research and information concerning the biology of bees. This includes honey bees and other bees (and maybe even wasps). We communicate about sociobiology, behavior, ecology, adaptation/evolution, genetics, taxonomy, physiology, pollination, and flower nectar and pollen production of bees. To subscribe to BEE-L, send e-mail to listserv@uacsc2.albany.edu

48. THE BACK YARD BEEKEEPERS ASSOCIATION Regional club for beekeeping hobbyists. Membership information, calendar of events, contact information, and facts about bees. http://www.backyardbeekeepers.com/

Technical comments may be directed to ljhuston3@charter.net Welcome to the Back Yard Beekeepers Association. With over 250 members, our association has grown to become one of the Nation’s largest regional clubs for beekeeping hobbyists. Some of our members are just getting started as beekeepers, and some have enjoyed this hobby for years. All share an interest in the wonderful and remarkable world of the honeybee. The purpose of the BYBA is to provide our membership with interesting and practical information about the “how-to’s” of beekeeping. The club also provides the general public with educational programs about honeybees and the benefits of beekeeping in our communities. The BYBA is a non-profit, charitable organization. The mission of BYBA is to provide our membership with a forum for sharing knowledge and mutual interests in beekeeping, and to educate and promote the benefits of beekeeping to the public... Check out SNEBA , a regional beekeeping assembly. Co-sponsored by the: Back Yard Beekeepers Association Connecticut Beekeepers Association Wicwas Press Questions or comments may be directed to BYBA information

49. Vancouver Urban Beekeeping City Farmer founding director, Kerry Banks, wrote an article on beekeeping for our first issue of City Farmer Newspaper in August, 1978, titled Outlaw Bees http://www.cityfarmer.org/VancBees.html

Published by City Farmer, Canada's Office of Urban Agriculture Beekeeping in Vancouver City Farmer founding director, Kerry Banks, wrote an article on beekeeping for our first issue of City Farmer Newspaper in August, 1978, titled "Outlaw Bees Keep City Blooming" In the summer of 1979, Harrowsmith Magazine , impressed by our concept of urban agriculture, produced a whole issue titled "The City Farmers" and asked Kerry to expand his original City Farmer article for them. Below is his 1978/79 report on Vancouver beekeepers. Kerry Banks is an award-winning magazine journalist and sports columnist. He has published five sports trivia books and is also the author of three titles in the Hockey Heroes series: Mats Sundin, Teemu Selanne and Curtis Joseph. Outlaw Bees Keep your hedges high, your head low and your neighbour's honey jar well-filled By Kerry Banks Harrowsmith Magazine July 1979 "It shall be unlawful for any person to keep horses, cattle, swine, sheep or goats or to keep any live poultry or fowl including ducks, geese, turkeys, chickens or members of the pigeon family other than registered homing pigeons or to operate any apiary or otherwise keep bees for any purpose in the city." The last few words of Vancouver city bylaw number 4387, section 72, make Bill Chalmers something of a small-time criminal. A gentle graduate student in his early 30s, Chalmers leads, in all-important respects, a law-abiding life. But a man, it seems, is known and made guilty by the company he keeps. Bill Chalmers, one of probably hundreds of illegally practising apiarists in Vancouver, shares his backyard with 70,000 bees.

50. Beekeeping Gilroy Beekeepers Association You ll find a wide range of information about the association and about honeybees and beekeepers at this site. http://www.texasdrone.com/Beekeeping/beekeeping.htm

Mites Extracting Oddities Small Hive Beetle ... Home Keep tuned we will be updating this section during the year. Honey Bee Biology Beekeeping Organizations American Honey Producers Association - The American Honey Producers Association is an organization dedicated to promoting the common interest and general welfare of the American Honey Producer. American Bee Federation - National association of Beekeepers. International Bee Research Organization IBRA aims to increase awareness of the vital role of bees in the environment and encourages the use of bees as wealth creators. American Apitherapy Society a non-profit membership organization devoted to advancing the investigation and promoting the use of honey bee products to further good health and to treat a variety of conditions and diseases. www.beeranger.com - Bee Rangers are Galveston Counties' most active bee recovery (not extermination) team and explores ways to quickly and safely recover and hive wild colonies. www.beedata.com - Beekeeping Database Net Resources. http://www.cowenmfg.com

51. Bees, Beekeeping, And Parasitic Varroa Mites Books and resources about beekeeping and parasites. http://www.livingwithbugs.com/beekeep.html

Home Guides Tool Kit Links ... ADVERTISE ON 'BUGS Domesticating an insect Summary: Beekeepers domesticate honey bees and use these insects to pollinate agricultural crops. Honey bee hives also yield honey and beeswax. While beekeeping can be a hobby or business, fewer new businesses are starting because of problems with parasites and diseases.. Jack DeAngelis, PhD OSU Ext. Entomologist (ret.) Beekeeping can be either a business or a hobby. Commercial beekeepers employ honey bees to pollinate agricultural crops, often transporting hives long distances between fields or orchards. Honey is also harvested at the end of the season. Hobby beekeepers generally are interested mainly in honey production. Besides pollination and honey, a third valuable product of all this bee labor is beeswax . Beeswax is a complex wax secreted by bees and is used to build the structure of the hive. Beeswax is used by humans to make high quality candles, cosmetics and polish. Beeswax candles burn very cleanly and won't drip or smoke as much as paraffin candles. Beekeepers now face a number of serious pests. A strain of highly aggressive honey bee, the

52. Beekeeping - SAC (Scottish Agricultural College) Farm Diversification beekeeping SAC Farm Diversification Homepage information and advice for beginning and developing farming and businesses using http://www.sac.ac.uk/consultancy/farmdiversification/database/novellivestock/bee

var GB_ROOT_DIR = "/resources/greybox/"; Skip to Navigation Skip to Content Choose Style Mobile Normal Text Large Text Text Only High Contrast Printer-Friendly Page Site Map Login Advanced Search Farm Diversification ... Worms - Compost and bait You are in Home Consultancy Farm Diversification Diversification Database ... Beekeeping See Also Farm Business Development Scheme In Consultancy Agricultural Business Development Scheme In Consultancy Featured Topics What Do You Think Of The Diversification Website? Give us your feedback Technical Notes Technical publications funded by SEERAD Contact Us Mr Steven Thomson Agricultural Economist SAC (Scottish Agricultural College) Work SAC, King's Buildings, West Mains Road, Edinburgh Tel Work Send Email Other Areas Consultancy Learning Research Rate This Page How useful was this page? Poor Good Great Beekeeping Pages In This Document General Market Physical Requirements Costs ... Is this information useful? General Beekeeping is mostly carried out in Scotland by enthusiastic amateurs with 3 or 4 hives but there are a few successful full-time professional bee farmers, each with several hundred hives. There are about 30,000 beekeepers in Britain today, most with less than 40 hives.

53. Beemaster's International Beekeeping WebRing Welcome to Beemaster s International beekeeping Web Ring. Please visit our members and if you are a hobbyist beekeeper and have a web page, consider joining http://g.webring.com/go?ring=beemastersbackya;id=1;next

54. Beekeepers Quarterly Britains Biggest Download a sample copy of The Beekeepers Quarterly No. 62 Autumn 2000 only 3.4MB. We think The Beekeepers Quarterly is a brilliant beekeeping magazine, http://www.beedata.com/bbq.htm

Beekeepers Quarterly BKQ Back Issues Available Beekeeping Magazines BeeData Home Northern Bee Books Download a sample copy of The Beekeepers Quarterly No. 62 Autumn 2000 only 3.4MB. We think The Beekeepers Quarterly is a brilliant beekeeping magazine, but don't take our word for it! If you haven't got a installed Adobe Acrobat Reader click on the link to the Adobe website. Free Adobe Acrobat Reader This Page was last updated 28 Feb07 Subscribe to The New Bigger Beekeepers Quarterly/Bee Biz (54 pages) 1 years subscription £25 (click box) Beekeeping magazine subscription renewals page click here Binders for the Beekeepers Quarterly . Holds three years' issues and in good condition on your shelves at £6.95 each (post paid UK) Beekeepers Quarterly is published by Northern Bee Books incorporating BeeBiz. No. 79 Winter 2005 (A4 56 Pages) full colour Beekeepers Quarterly includes: Beekeepers Quarterly is published by Northern Bee Books Issue No.73 June 2003. The 44 page full colour Beekeepers Quarterly includes:

55. Beekeeping: The Basics Of Beekeeping - Hobby Farms Basic beekeeping doesn’t require huge amounts of money, time or space, and it can be done just about any place where flowers bloom. http://www.hobbyfarms.com/crops-and-gardening/beekeeping-14945.aspx

New Beekeepers: Learn the basics of keeping bees and harvesting honey. by Cherie Langlois About the Author Cherie Langlois is a freelance writer and hobby farmer based in Washington. In this article ... Beekeeping Equipment Checklist The Hard-Working Honey Bee History of Bees and Honey Read More About Beekeeping ... Harvesting Honey and Honey Types Our country could certainly use some new beekeepers. According to Troy Fore, executive director of the American Beekeeping Federation, there are an estimated 100,000 hobby beekeepers in the United States, down from 200,000 in the 1970s. Urbanization has played a role in this decline, along with the spread of parasitic mites that have decreased production and increased beekeeping costs. Beekeeping Equipment Checklist A veil, bee suit and gloves : Worn properly, protective clothing helps keep stings to a minimum. Smoker : This implement produces a cool smoke that settles the bees by causing them to gorge on honey. Hive tool : A steel tool used to open the hive, scrape wax/propolis and handle frames. Hive stand : This improves air circulation by elevating the hive.

56. Beginning Beekeeping Online resource for any man, women or child who wants to begin beekeeping! http://beginningbeekeeping.com/

Beginning Beekeeping Everything you need to know to become a beekeeper One out of every three bites of food that we consume is due to the work of honeybees, serving as crucial pollinators in agriculture and farming communities. . . . an Albert Einstein quote: "If the bee disappeared off the surface of the globe then man would only have four years of life left. No more bees, no more pollination, no more plants, no more animals, no more man." Site under construction last updated Dec 19,2007 Home Prepare Yourself Inside The Hive Locating The Beehive ... What Is Swarming All About ? BeeHive Management [Coming soon] Beekeeping Videos Making Money Ask The Beekeeper Links To Beekeeping Associations,Bee Equipment,Package Bees, And ... Site Map Be you 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.

57. Beekeeping@Everything2.com beekeeping for begineers. I thought I would node this with the intent of As I am aa complete startup newbie beekeeper I will add info as I gain it, http://everything2.com/?node_id=1152744

58. Top Bar Beekeeping With The Barefoot Beekeeper Biobees.com the Barefoot Beekeeper, top bar beekeeping and the Sustainable beekeeping Project. http://www.biobees.com/

Sustainable Beekeeping chemical-free, low-cost, low-maintenance, top bar hive beekeeping for everyone home contact us top bar beekeeping forum how to build a top bar hive, in pictures WEB PDF DNL (DNL is Windows-only and requires free reader from here biobees blog beekeeping books picture gallery ... beekeeping links This site is about sustainable, chemical-free, small-scale, 'organic' beekeeping, using simple equipment that almost anyone can make at home. If you have not yet heard of 'top bar hives', then this is a place to learn about them. NOW AVAILABLE : 'The Barefoot Beekeeper' - A simple, sustainable approach to small-scale beekeeping using top bar hives. Available from Lulu as a downloadable PDF or as a printed book. more about the Barefoot Beekeeper and more purchase options PayPal (download only) Here are some free PDF files to give you some background: Introduction to The Barefoot Beekeeper by P J Chandler (free PDF) How To Build a Top Bar Hive - free, downloadable ebook that gives detailed, fully-illustrated, step-by-step instructions for building the top bar hive described in The Barefoot Beekeeper . (This is the PDF version - see top menu for other download options.) Towards Sustainable Beekeeping - articles that appeared in the 2007 Beekeeper's Annual and in Beekeeper's Quarterly The Sustainable Beekeeping project is funded entirely from our own pocket, which is not at all deep. If you support our aims and would like to make a donation - however modest - we would be most grateful. You can use the 'donate' button to send us funds via PayPal or any credit card.

59. 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."

60. Beekeeping This site chronicles our experiences in beekeeping. My name is Robert Talk and together with my son, Dustin Talk we are trying to learn about beekeeping as http://beetalk.tripod.com/beekeeping.htm

Home [ Beekeeping ] Contents Links Search Texas ... News Media Beekeeping in our Backyard Click here to go to the Montgomery County Beekeeper's Association home page. T his site chronicles our experiences in beekeeping. My name is Robert Talk and together with my son, Dustin Talk we are trying to learn about beekeeping as a hobby. We are two of the approximately 250,000 beekeepers in the USA. Our beekeeping interest began when we saw James D. Satterfield's web site on Top Bar Hive Beekeeping . For our first project, Dustin and I designed and built our own top bar hive W e then joined the Montgomery County Beekeeper's Association for some experienced advice on both our hive's design and beekeeping in general. From there, we have progressed to building all sorts of hives including: Standard Langstroth-type hives, Four and five-frame nucleus (nuc) hives, Mating nuc hives and A 3-frame observation hive P lease feel free to browse around our site and see our log for our continuing experiences. We used to update the log regularly (i.e., when I felt like it) and it contains some interesting photos This page was last modified 05/06/03 10:44 PM

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