101.  Brushy Mountain Bee Farm - 1-800-BEESWAX Contact. FAQ. Beekeepers and friends, welcome to the Brushy Mountain Bee Farm Site. You want it, we ve got it beekeeping supplies and beekeeping equipment. http://www.beeequipment.com/

Home Pink Pages Search Products Browse Products Show Basket Contact FAQ Beekeepers and friends, welcome to the Brushy Mountain Bee Farm Site. You want it, we've got it beekeeping supplies and beekeeping equipment. We stock Beginner Kits, several styles of Bee Hives, protective clothing, smokers, tools, books, charts, videos, candle supplies, treatments for mites, hive beetles, extractors, storage tanks and everything else you will need! All of this with the best service, support and quality in the industry, for the best prices too! Our site is easy to navigate, and we have updated it with the latest information in beekeeping. This year we have added 5 pages of winemaking and beermaking supplies. We will have Package Bee Pickup Days here on March 27, April 17, and May 8. If you live close enough to drive up to pick up your package bees, be sure to place your order early. While you are here, you can also pick up your supplies, see a demonstration of installing the bees, and share your joys of beekeeping while enjoying refreshments here at the Bee Farm. Our 2004 Catalogs were sent February 1, 2004. If you want a new one please send us your mailing address. Prices on our website will change the 1st of February.

102. Beekeeping beekeeping. Starting/General Information. beekeeping in Delaware; Information for Beeginners; What is the Africanized Honey Bee? http://ag.udel.edu/extension/information/beekeeping/

Beekeeping Starting/General Information Beekeeping in Delaware Information for Bee-ginners What is the Africanized Honey Bee? Bees are Beneficial ... Keeping Bees in Populated Areas - Tips for Suburban Beekeepers Management Dividing Honey Bee Colonies Swarming - Its Prevention and Control Moving Bees Bait Hives ... Summary of Fall and Winter Management Problem Solving Bee Diseases and Their Control Pests of Honey Bees Removing Bees Wax Moth ... Small Hive Beetle Bee Products/Pollination Beeswax Honey Making Mead or Honey Wine Pollination

103. Home Page News and history of the Association and its activities across the Cheshire, Stockport and the Wirral. Includes substantial information on bees, beekeeping and bee products, and articles from their newsletter. Contact details. http://www.cheshire-bka.freeserve.co.uk/

CHESHIRE BEEKEEPERS' ASSOCIATION Founded 1899 Registered Charity No. 227494 Welcome to the Cheshire Beekeepers' Association Website. Please click here to enter! Created : 17 Aug. 1999 Last Updated : 6th April 2004

104. Beekeeping URL Change Page The URL for the University of Nebraska beekeeping home page has changed. The new URL is http//entomology.unl.edu/beekpg/. Please change your bookmarks. http://entomology.unl.edu/beekpg/beekpg.htm

The URL for the University of Nebraska Beekeeping home page has changed. The new URL is: http://entomology.unl.edu/beekpg/ Please change your bookmarks.

105. Beekeeping In West Lancashire Information on promoting and supporting beekeeping in Ormskirk and Croston. Programme of events, honey and equipment for sale, and online newsletter. http://website.lineone.net/~jmrah_smith/bees/index.html

Welcome to the web site for beekeepers in the Ormskirk and Croston area of West Lancashire. This site informs you about our activities and provides useful information about the art of beekeeping, both locally and nationally. Details of where local honey can be purchased are shown on this site We also provide some useful links to Beekeeping resources on the internet. Photo of a queen bee with some worker bees around her. Beekeeping in West Lancashire Beekeeping in the Local Area Events in 2004 Directory of Related Links ... Newsletter (Cont) To contact us: Phone: Martin Smith (Secretary) 01695 - 722728 Email: Ormskirk_beekeepers@hotmail.com The Secretary 137 Blaguegate Lane Skelmersdale Lancs WN8 8TX var sc_project=246575;

106. Beekeeping, Honey Bees And Apiculture - University Of Nebraska Extension Workshops Training in beekeeping/Apiculture. beekeeping Training Opportunities for 2004 ValueAdded Products Workshop 2004 Program (PDF file, 1.2 MB). http://entomology.unl.edu/beekpg/

University of Nebraska Department of Entomology Updated March 15, 2004 ARDC Education Center and Apiculture Laboratory Directions to the ARDC Education Center and Apiculture Laboratory Beekeeping Training Opportunities for 2004 Value-Added Products Workshop 2004 Program (PDF file, 1.2 MB) State Fair Activities Bee Culture at the Nebraska State Fair Award-Winning Honey Recipes at the 1999 State Fair Activities in 4-H 4-H Beekeeping Essay Contest 2004 Announcement and Rules 4-H Beekeeping Essay Contest Winners, 2003 Nebraska Beekeepers Association Nebraska Beekeepers Association Home Page Nebraska Beekeepers Association Foundation Account American Association of Professional Apiculturists AAPA Home Page Sites of Interest to Beekeepers Web Links to the World: Beekeeping Bee Tidings Newsletter YEAR/NO. JUN SEP DEC APR ... MAR Education About Honey Bees Honey Bee Trading Cards Honey Bee Swarms UNL Home Page University of Nebraska Cooperative Extension educational programs abide with the non-discrimination policies of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and the United States Department of Agriculture. IANR Home Page Nebraska EntWeb Specialty Home Pages

107. Bees And Beekeeping Forum Bees beekeeping. This forum is for the discussion of bees and their roles as pollinators and honey producers. A beekeeping Question http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/bees/

Check out GreenPrints the human side of gardening! Other Forums ... Post a Message T his forum is for the discussion of bees and their roles as pollinators and honey producers. Instructions on using the forum are provided below. Market Farm Life IPM Professional Topics Messages: On-Topic Discussions [Switch to: Gallery I think I have Yellow Jackets in my flowerbeds... Posted by: English_Ivy Canada on Wed, May 26, 04 at 18:25 Swarm how long till they draw comb? Posted by: Tom1953 5 on Wed, May 26, 04 at 15:26 1 follow-up, posted on Wed, May 26, 04 at 15:41 polination Posted by: flathman z9 SC on Wed, May 26, 04 at 14:21 2 follow-ups, last one posted on Wed, May 26, 04 at 15:08 Bees in an old house Posted by: nubee z5IN on Wed, May 26, 04 at 0:38 1 follow-up, posted on Wed, May 26, 04 at 1:30 gap between hive bodies Posted by: willbart 6 nj on Tue, May 25, 04 at 9:43 3 follow-ups, last one posted on Tue, May 25, 04 at 18:34 Law's protecting Honey Bees Posted by: TickerToo Iowa Z5a on Thu, May 13, 04 at 12:51 6 follow-ups, last one posted on Tue, May 25, 04 at 12:25

108. Derbyshire Beekeepers' Association Information on about the association, membership, events, beekeeping course, products, and support for local beekeepers. http://www.btinternet.com/~cowley/dbka/

Visitor number: Membership Details The Association, which was founded in 1881, has about 120 members, including some forty Burton on Trent Branch members. Beekeeping is a fascinating and absorbing craft but there can be problems for the beginner. By joining the local association you will have the opportunity to meet other beekeepers and gain from their experience. Membership of the Association includes: membership of Bee Diseases Insurance Ltd, which provides compensation against loss of equipment and bees due to destruction orders by the Department of Food and Rural Affairs officers. a programme of meetings throughout the year which caters for the educational and social needs of members. the services of bee advisers who are available when you need help. a honey extractor and a heather honey press which can be hired for £1.00 a day. an association newsletter issued at quarterly intervals which offers free advertising for members and from which you can buy second hand equipment at bargain prices. public liability insurance Print the next section out and post it to Mike Cross, Secretary, Harlestone, The Woods, Ambergate, Derbyshire DE56 2HF

109. Beekeeping Products And Supplies At Blossomland Supply beekeeping and Beesupply. beekeeping products and Beeswax extraction, honey extraction and more. beekeeping beekeeping Fischer s Bee Quick Repellant 7 oz. http://www.blossomland.com/beekeeping.html

HOME LOG IN ABOUT US FORUMS ... Questions or comments? Bee all you can Bee at Blossomland Supply!

110. Northantsbees.org.uk Details of membership, courses, and events. Background information and pictures on the craft and history of beekeeping. http://www.northantsbees.org.uk/

The website for northantsbees.org.uk can be found by clicking here . northantsbees.org.uk is registered through Easily.co.uk - get web site hosting or domain name registration here

111. Beekeeping 2003). html. pdf. E44 - Social Bees and Wasps (Revised 6/2001). html. pdf. E-60-W - Consider beekeeping In Indiana (Revised 5/1996). html. http://www.entm.purdue.edu/entomology/ext/targets/e-series/beekeeping.htm

Field Crops Food Pests Beekeeping Vegetable ... Animal Damage Management You may order publications through Media Distribution Center html pdf E-53-W - Protecting Honey Bees from Pesticides (Revised 2/2003) html pdf E-44 - Social Bees and Wasps (Revised 6/2001) html pdf E-60-W - Consider Beekeeping In Indiana (Revised 5/1996) html pdf E-63 -W - Solitary Bees and Wasps: Carpenter Bee, Cicada Killer and Mud Daubers (Revised 4/2003) html pdf E-201 - Parasitic Mites of Honey Bees (New 6/2000) html pdf E-216-W - Using Honey Bees in Pollination (New 6/2000) Publications Newsletters Gypsy Moth Staff ... Purdue Entomology

112. Welcome To Stockbridgebees.co.uk Location, hours, products, and contact information. http://stockbridgebees.co.uk/

113. Conrad Berube's Publications: Island Crop Management; crop META monitoring, beekeeping, collection, research, META insect art. SMALL SCALE beekeeping. TABLE OF CONTENTS. Acknowledgments. http://nanaimo.ark.com/~cberube/toc.htm

SMALL SCALE BEEKEEPING by Curtis Gentry Table of Contents Island Crop Management email: uc779(at)freenet.victoria.bc.ca Home Publications IPM info ... other links , si te design, concept and scripting. SMALL SCALE BEEKEEPING TABLE OF CONTENTS Acknowledgments Preface Chapter Bees and Humans Why Develop Beekeeping? Project Planning Bee Basics The Essence of Beekeeping The Bee Space and Beehives ... Diseases, Pests, and Insecticides Appendices Resources and Bibliography Hive Plans Equipment Plans Uses for Beeswax ... Small Scale Beekeeping Table of Contents

114. Beekeeping Helping You Put Knowledge To Work. BEES AND beekeeping. No endorsement of products or information is implied. beekeeping Resources. http://snohomish.wsu.edu/beekeep.htm

webmaster: Helping You Put Knowledge To Work B EES AND B EEKEEPING Links outside Washington State University provide an option for finding further information on a variety of beekeeping topics. No endorsement of products or information is implied. Beekeeping Resources Beekeeping Resources - WSU Extension, King Co. Fact Sheet (note that most of the association presidents have changed since this was written) APIS Home Page - University of Florida. Includes the very informative APIS Newsletters by Dr. M. T. Sanford IBRA - The International Bee Research Association Carl Hayden Bee Research Center Bee Research Laboratory Home Page Beekeeping: The Beekeeper's Homepages - includes the largest collection of beekeeping links we've seen! American Beekeeping Federation 4-H essay site Beekeeper Associations "Bee Culture's" list of beekeepers' associations by region Northwest District Beekeepers Assoc. West Sound Beekeepers Assosiation Oregon State Beekeepers' Association Puget Sound Beekeepers' Association Cooperative Extension programs and employment are available to all without discrimination. Evidence of noncompliance may be reported through your local Cooperative Extension office.

115. Beekeeping In Jordan beekeeping In Jordan. By Dr. Nizar J. Haddad. Last updated November 2003. Coordinator of the Bee Research Unit. NCARTT. National Center http://www.beekeeping.8k.com/

Free Web site hosting - Freeservers.com Web Hosting - GlobalServers.com Choose an ISP NetZero High Speed Internet ... Dial up $14.95 or NetZero Internet Service $9.95 Beekeeping In Jordan By Dr. Nizar J. Haddad Last updated November 2003 Coordinator of the Bee Research Unit NCARTT National Center for Agricultural Research and Technology Transfer Research areas Conservation of Apis mellifera syriaca Honey bee foraging plants. Crop pollination. Honey Bee Diseases. Red Wasp ( Vespa orientalis Contact me drnizarh@yahoo.com About me Photo Gallery Jordan in Figures Maru bee research station in photos. Favorite Links

116. Maltese Beekeeping Site Marica Gott traces the history of beekeeping on the island, and describes modern practice. http://www.geocities.com/maltabee01/

Maltese Beekeeping Site A piculture Experience Maltese Honey Diseases History ... Online Resource Home Page Hi. I am Marica Gatt, a beekeeper from the Island of Malta...the land of honey. Enjoy my site. The Maltese Islands possess a very rich wild flora with over 1000 flowering plants recorded. This is one reason why the Islands are renowned for best quality honey produced. Wild Thyme (Thymus capitatus) honey collected from the barren land in the North of Malta is the most preferred type of honey. According to Longo, Roman and Greek people, 200 years b.c, gave our Island the name of Melita, the Island of Honey. Nowadays, one still finds prominent places, like Wied il-Ghasel and Imgiebah, which prove the abundance of bee population and honey produced on the Island. The honey bee (Apis mellifera mellifera) is known to inhabite the Maltese Islands for centuries. A local honeybee (Apis mellifera rutnerii) is presently being studied and identified, since it is somewhat different from other Mediterranean bees. Slightly smaller in size, dark in colour with apparently no yellow bands, incredibly resistant to diseases, viscous and highly active. This Maltese Ring site is owned by Marica Gatt This site is constructed by Marica Gatt.

117. Bees & Beekeeping Sources Of Information And Equipment, HYG-2170-98 1680 Madison Ave., Wooster, OH 446914096. Bees beekeeping Sources of Information and Equipment*. beekeeping Books on Selected Topics. Associated Topics. http://ohioline.osu.edu/hyg-fact/2000/2170.html

Ohio State University Extension Fact Sheet OARDC/Entomology, Honey Bee Lab 1680 Madison Ave., Wooster, OH 44691-4096 HYG-2170-98 Dr. James E. Tew Beekeeping Books on Selected Topics Associated Topics Crane, Eva. The Archaeology of Beekeeping. Ithaca/NY: Cornell University Press; 1983; ISBN: 0-8014-1609-4. Crane, Eva. Bees and Beekeeping - Science, Practice and World Resources. Ithaca/NY: Comstock Publishing Associates;1990; ISBN:0-8014-2429-1. Loring, Murray. Bees and the Law. Morse, Roger A. Making Mead (Honey Wine) - History, Recipes, Methods and Equipment. Cheshire/CT: Wicwas Press; 1980; ISBN: 1-878075-04-7. Showler, Karl. The Observation Hive. Beeswax Coggshall, William L.: Morse, Roger A. Beeswax - Production, Harvesting, Processing and Products. Cheshire/CT: Wicwas Press, P.O. Box 817; 1984. Berthold, Robert, Jr. Beeswax Crafting. Cheshire/CT: Wicwas Press, P.O. Box 817, 06410; 1993; ISBN: 1-878075-02-0. Biology Erickson, Eric H. Jr.; Carlson, Stanley D.; Garment, Martin B. A Scanning Electron Microscope Atlas of the Honey Bee. Ames/IA: The Iowa State University Press; 1986; ISBN: 0-8138-0546-5.

118. Starting A Small Beekeeping Operation (Small Farm News, MarApr94) March/April 1994. Starting a Small beekeeping Operation. Getting Started in beekeeping. One knowledgeable beekeeper is needed for every 500 to 1,000 colonies. http://www.sfc.ucdavis.edu/pubs/SFNews/archive/94032.htm

March/April 1994 Starting a Small Beekeeping Operation Eric C. Mussen, Extension Apiculturist, UC Davis The number of US beekeepers has declined steadily since World War II, partly because land development has eliminated many flowering plants from which bees collect nectar to make honey. However, nearly 100,000 people in the US still keep bees for fun or profit. Beekeepers enjoy being their own bossesdeciding what to do and when to do it, being responsible for their own successes or failures. Beekeepers are adept at, and spend a significant amount of time in, assembling and repairing hives, frames, and other equipment. They enjoy the natural world and appreciate the contribution their bees make in increasing plants and benefiting the animals that use the plants for food and shelter. Getting Started in Beekeeping One knowledgeable beekeeper is needed for every 500 to 1,000 colonies. Without some experience and lots of sage advice, taking care of a commercial beekeeping operation would be overwhelming. Experienced beekeepers are full of advice. Their years of experience have shown them what does and doesn't work. These beekeepers are also your best bet at getting into the business. With your enthusiasm and his or her expertise and apiary locations, you could work out a phased retirement plan that eventually leaves you in charge. When kept in a healthy, stress-free condition, bees will thrive as long as food and water are available in abundance. But this success can be a problem. Populous colonies often swarm in the spring. While fascinating to watch, it is not appreciated by neighbors in whose bushes the swarm settles. Worse, the swarm sometimes finds an opening and moves into the wall of the neighbor's house.

119. I.A.B.A. Pointers Page Apiculture and beekeeping Resources. Some links to peruse The Beekeeper s Reference (formerly The beekeeping Homepage); IBRA; Bee Tidbits Page; http://metalab.unc.edu/bees/pointers.html

Apiculture and Beekeeping Resources Some links to peruse: The Beekeeper's Reference (formerly The Beekeeping Homepage) IBRA Bee Tidbits Page Larry London's Beekeeping files ... Back Home

120. Beekeeping In Ukraine Information about beekeeping in the Ukraine, and its cultural and economic importance. (in Ukrainian, English, and Russian) http://beekeeping.com.ua/

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