41. LibertyBee Is Your Source Of Pure Nebraska Honey - Liberty, NE Pure Nebraska honey and information on beekeeping. Online ordering available. http://www.libertybee.com/

42. Beekeeping In Top-Bar Hives (tbh's) Website with information and links about this alternative method of beekeeping.Category Science Agriculture Top Bar Hives......beekeeping in hives with movable combs rather than frames. Equipment can madefrom recycled, scrap wood. TBH's are delightful. Top Bar Hive beekeeping. http://www.gsu.edu/~biojdsx/main.htm

Top Bar Hive Beekeeping An Alternative to Conventional Beekeeping What's New This website is devoted exclusively to collecting and distributing information about beekeeping with top-bar hives (tbh's). Tbh's offer many beekeepers an inexpensive but satisfying way of keeping bees that produces less (but better) honey and more beeswax. Enjoy your visit to this website, learn about tbh's, and give them a try. These top bar hives are on a stand, which permits them to be worked without bending over. Organization of the information Files of frequently asked questions (FAQ's) are maintained at this website to answer most of your questions about this method of beekeeping. You may have other questions which, if you will ask, can be incorporated into the files as they are edited. These files of "frequently asked questions" and "not so FAQ's" pertaining to beekeeping in top bar hives (tbh's) were compiled and edited with the help of many others, especially Joel Govostes. I include my personal opinions, but also those of others who made comments to the tbh thread that was on BEE-L. Please send me any corrections or offer different opinions to these questions if you wish. I'll edit this file to include them. If you make your comments referenced to section and question number, it will aid me greatly. For example, you will see how I have inserted responses from Tim Haarmann throughout the files. I shall always be indebted to my email mentor, Paul Magnuson of Pretoria, South Africa, who gave me the

43. Bee Keeping Web Site Information about beekeeping project undertaken to foster student achievement, with photos. http://www.bledsoe.k12.tn.us/bcms/bees/beekeeping.html

"School Based Enterprises" Funding by: The Sequatchie Valley Business Education Partnership Mission Statement: Bledsoe Co. Middle School has established a foundational model of a school-based enterprise in our school and community which would use the medium of beekeeping as a catalyst from which to improve the academic growth of our students, better prepare them for their careers, and help them relate to the place in which they live. Bee Keeping Pictures Information For information on how your school or organization may get involved in bee keeping please contact: Philip L. Kiper kiperp@bledsoe.k12.tn.us

44. Swiss Federal Dairy Research Station For scientific research, advisory and control tasks on dairy products and beekeeping. Site languages German, English, French, and Italian. http://www.admin.ch/sar/fam

location.replace("/sar/scripts/get.pl?fam+index_d.html+0+90010"); Für die Navigationssteuerung und andere Funktionen unseres Webauftritts verwenden wir JavaScript . Sie haben dieses Hilfsmittel entweder nicht aktiviert, oder Sie verwenden einen Browser, der JavaScript nicht unterstützt. Bitte aktivieren Sie JavaScript in Ihrem Browser oder verwenden einen JavaScript-fähigen Browser. Wenn Sie aus Sicherheitsgründen Bedenken dazu haben sollten, konsultieren Sie bitte unser entsprechenden Hinweise . Hier finden Sie auch Hinweise, wie Sie JavaScript aktivieren können. Besten Dank für Ihr Verständnis. Ihr Web-Team

45. Basingstoke Beekeepers Information about bees, beekeeping, wax, honey, local beekeeping events and beekeeping newsletters. http://www.apis.demon.co.uk/beekeeping/

http://www.basingstoke-beekeepers.org.uk Honey Show 2002 Recipe Beekeeping Flyer Thinking of Beekeeping? ... The Basingstoke Beekeeper (newsletters) Beekeeping Links Find Us Beekeeping Course 2003 Secretary and CBI: David Purchase, 8, Anton Close, Oakley, Basingstoke, mail Apiary Manager: Peter MacKinnon, 2, Woburn Gardens South Ham Basingstoke, Tel. 01256-326766 Treasurer: Tony Burton, 16, Widmore Road, Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG22 6LB Tel. 01256-352409 A member of the Select your Roundabout exit: Previous Next Random List all Mail to bdbka: b.xyzaa@basingstoke-beekeepers.org.uk Mail to Webmaster g.xyzaa@basingstoke-beekeepers.org.uk PGP Public keys

46. GBKA Web Site Information about beginning beekeeping and current tasks. Programme of activities of the Association. Photo gallery of beekeeping and events. http://www.angelfire.com/nb/gbka/

Home Beekeeping Meetings Photographs Administration ... Links var site="sm3gbkam" Welcome to the website of The Guernsey Beekeepers' Association. This is a site designed to keep members informed of activities, and to provide a source of information for those interested in beekeeping. Guernsey is a small island in the Channel Islands, well known to holiday makers and well known for its finance and growing industries. The Guernsey Beekeepers' Association, an association of about 40 members, offers advice and help to local beekeepers, as well as arranging regular meetings during the year. New members and visitors are always welcome to our meetings. Contact the Web Secretary. Varroa mite resistant to Bayvarol. Check on the BBKA web site.

47. InGen Beekeeping Supplies Co. Information and resources to help beekeepers. http://www.ingenbees.com/

Features: The message board will be unavailable until further notice due to network upgrades. Buy Your Beekeeper a Gift for Any Occasion: Good books make good resources. Expand your library with these titles from the professionals; you'll use them again and again. Visit our book shop for the complete selection. Start Your Beekeeping Journey Here: Discover beekeeping in an easier to use format. No more searching for what you want. If it has to do with getting started in beekeeping you can find it: installing bees, races of bees, and much more. Go there... Running Topics: Making Fondant Bee Equipment Suppliers Mead Making InGenBees.com Newsletter Subscribe Un-Subscribe Advertise With Us FAQ Add New URL Site Navigation: Home Getting Started Bee Books Legal Issues Installing Bees Diseases of Bees Glossary Homework Help Mead Making Recipes Contact Us About InGen

48. Beekeeping For Beginners beekeeping for Beginners. Gaining knowledge The format 194 KB. beekeepingcan be a hobby, a sideline operation or a full-time vocation. http://www.agric.gov.ab.ca/agdex/600/616-23.html

Beekeeping for Beginners Gaining knowledge The beekeeper's year Costs Protect your investment ... The Bee Act Adapted from Agdex 616-23 also available in PDF format - 194 KB Beekeeping can be a hobby, a sideline operation or a full-time vocation. Keeping bees is a hobby practised by hundreds of people in Alberta and millions around the world. Beekeeping is a relatively inexpensive hobby that provides a sweet bonus each year. This factsheet is primarily a guide for someone who comes in contact with bees somewhat later in life. Figure 1. Queen with identification mark on thorax (left), worker bee (upper right) and drone (lower right). There are two considerations to weigh before committing yourself to beekeeping: the sting and the back. If you keep bees you will be stung by them and probably some of your family will get stung over time. For most people a bee sting hurts, and a brief period of discomfort follows. For others (about 0.4 per cent of the population) there is a danger of death from anaphylactic shock brought on by the bee sting. Frequently there are indications that a person is becoming highly allergic to bee stings, but occasionally the problem occurs unannounced. (Swelling at the site of the sting is normal; hives over the body, itching in areas of the body remote from the sting and shortness of breath are abnormal and cause for concern.) You do not have to be physically strong to keep bees, but it is helpful to have someone to help with the heavy lifting. If the stings can be endured and the lifting accommodated then by all means go ahead and become a beekeeper.

49. THIELE UND THIELE CONSULT - N°1 For Organic Beekeeping Certification Organic beekeeping certification from a German company. http://www.apiservices.com/thiele/index_us.htm

Deutsche version Return to the "Virtual Beekeeping Gallery" Articles Letters on organic beekeeping and more... Part I Letters on organic beekeeping and more... Part II Nature and Art What's new from the beescience? Michael Thiele What is the Difference between "organic" Beekeeping and Beekeeping considering the Character of Bees? Genetic Engineering, Seed Treatment and Bees Contact T + T CONSULT Certification system (TCS) Training Centre / Academy of Science / Honeybee Stuardship Council Tel: + 49 - 56 52 - 91 78 99 / Fax: + 49 - 56 52 - 91 79 92 E-Mail: thiele.consult@t-online.de / Web: www.thiele-und-thiele-consult.de Address: T+T CONSULT - Franzrasen 2 - D-37242 Bad Sooden w Germany

50. Agriculture In Alberta - Beekeeping beekeeping. Alberta honey is Southern Alberta. The discovery of parasiticmites in North America has changed beekeeping in Alberta. With http://www.agric.gov.ab.ca/agdex/000/0002500h.html

Beekeeping Alberta honey is light-colored and has a delicate, subtle flavor desired by both domestic and foreign markets for consumption and industrial use (i.e. baking). Alberta produces approximately 35 per cent of Canada's honey. About 40 per cent of Alberta's honey comes from the Peace River region, where long summer daylight hours and an abundance of forage and canola crops (as nectar services) result in high honey yields per colony. A yield of 200 to 250 pounds of honey per colony is not uncommon. Currently, there are 750 beekeepers in the province with about 175,000 colonies of honey bees. Commercial beekeepers, those with at least 300 hives and who derive all or most of their income from beekeeping, comprise 18 per cent of Alberta's beekeepers. The balance are "side-liners" or hobbyists. In early spring, honey bees rely on plants such as dandelions and willows for their nectar and pollen while in summer, they feed primarily on canola, clover, alfalfa and fireweed. It is noteworthy to mention that honey bees make a major economic contribution through the sale of bee pollen which is collected in special traps by beekeepers, dried and sold for human consumption. As well, honey bees facilitate the cross-pollination of forage seed crops and canola. More recently, thousands of honey bee colonies are being used for the production of hybrid canola seed in Southern Alberta. The discovery of parasitic mites in North America has changed beekeeping in Alberta. With the closure of the United States border to the importation of honey bee packages and queens in 1987, more beekeepers in the province are starting to over-winter their bees. This practice involves either wintering bees indoors or outdoors, and some cases in Southern British Columbia. To replace winter losses and to accommodate colony expansion, pest-free stock can also be imported from Australia, New Zealand and Vancouver Island. In addition, a number of beekeepers in the province have developed a trade in Alberta-produced queens and nucleus colonies. As well, in 1993, queen honey bees from Hawaii became available, thereby providing beekeepers with an alternative source of early season queen bees.

51. Friarstown House Beekeepers, members of the Irish beekeeping federation. http://www.friarstown.com

Friarstown House This is a placeholder for the Friarstown House website. We hope to have some pictures and small biographies etc. by June. If all goes according to plan you should have the ability to order Friarstown Gold, our premier honey, direct from this site by harvest time. There are some points to note about Friarstown House. Friarstown House is a family home NOT a commercial venture. A very small run of honey is produced annually. There are approximately 40 hives in 4 apiaries. This site does not consist of a contract of any kind to supply goods or services it is for information only. Irish Beekeeping Website Meetings are held on the second Monday of each month at 8pm in the Teagasc office, Parnell Street, Limerick. All members and in particular new members are welcome..

52. National Forestry Programme Provides information about the National Forestry Programme and beekeeping Division. Includes goals and objectives, policies, and newsletter. http://www.nfp.co.tz/

document.writeln(myscroll.divStart) NATIONAL FOREST PROGRAMME NEWSLETTER MESSAGE Dear Reader, Over the past 10 years or so there has been a lot of talk worldwide about community involvement in forest management. In this edition I would like to give short account on the subject. "One of the possible long term solutions to rnany of the problems that affect management of indigenous forests in Tanzania is to involve concerned cornmunities in the management of the forests. A forest area can only receive effective protection as long as benefits from the forest can reach the local community. Making the communities partners in natural forest resource management promises sustainability and will be cheaper". Since then I have been asked by a number of foresters what community involvement in forest management entails. Community involvement in forest management has now been given prominence in the revised policy which was approved by the government on 5th March 1998. The pertinent policy statements on community involvement cover two areas, namely: management of government forest reserves and management of village forest reserves.

53. Pfeiffer Center Offers a part time training in biodynamic agriculture; workshops and seminars in biodynamics, gardening, beekeeping and education, and a oneyear internship. http://pfeiffercenter.org/

The Pfeiffer Center 260 Hungry Hollow Rd Chestnut Ridge, NY 10977 Tel: 845.352.5020, Ext. 20 Fax: 845.352.5071 info@pfeiffercenter.org As a non-profit educational organization, The Pfeiffer Center relies on grants and donations to fund its work. We are grateful for the enthusiasm and support that has carried us this far. Tax-deductible contributions for the general budget or special projects can be made payable to The Pfeiffer Center and sent to the address above. Pre-register now for the new Biodynamics course which starts in September 2003. For information email or call 845-352-5020x20 The Pfeiffer Center is dedicated to education, research and outreach in farming, gardening and beekeeping. An important goal is to raise awareness of biodynamics as the most holistic approach to caring for the land. Named in honor of Ehrenfried Pfeiffer, a research pioneer in biodynamic agriculture and nutrition, the center cultivates a two-acre biodynamic garden and offers workshops, apprenticeships and a one-year, part-time gardening course. The Pfeiffer Center is sponsored by the Threefold Educational Foundation and Sunbridge College Grade school gardeners harvest chamomile blossoms in the herb garden The Pfeiffer Center For Biodynamic Gardening and Farming Gardening for Children Bees Research Named in honor of Ehrenfried Pfeiffer, a research pioneer in the areas of Biodynamic agriculture and nutrition. The Pfeiffer Center offers a one year part-time biodynamic gardening and environmental course, apprenticeships, consultation for schools in building school gardens and gardening curriculum as well as workshops on bee keeping, school gardening and various Biodynamic-related topics.

54. Jones Bee Company Candle making and beekeeping supplies, soap, candy and honey, gift sets and books. http://www.jonesbee.com/

Welcome To Jones Bee Company Utah's Best Kept Secret! Located Just Minutes From Downtown Salt Lake City Jones Bee Company has been supplying beekeeper's with all of their supplies for over 40 years! We also carry a wide variety of candle and soap making supplies Pure Honey, Pollen, Royal Jelly and Propolis for your Health and a wide variety of books and other gifts New Products!! Pollen and Propolis - Nature's Remedies Bee Products to help you Bee Well! Yummy Honey Treats! We've added Sesame Honey Candies to our already scrumptious line of honey treats Beekeeping for Dummies, 1 st edition Order Your Copy Today! "The information a beginner needs to keep bees with confidence." Kim Flottum, Bee Culture Magazine "A reader-friendly guide to beekeeping for novices or beginners." Dewey M. Caron, Professor of Entomology, University of Delaware Order Your Copy Today! If book is on backorder we will notify you by email A Brief History of Jones Bee Company Written by Jones Family Matriarch, Olive Jones Articles and Information Our Product Line Ordering Information Candle Making Supplies ... Related Links Join the mailing list Enter your name and email address: Name: Email: Subscribe Unsubscribe Let Us Help!

55. Park Beekeeping Home Page Supplier of apiarist equipment, hives, tools, extractors and protective clothing, gloves and veiled hats; also specialist honeys, wax products, candles and candlemaking supplies. Downloadable order form (PDF). http://www.kentbee.com/park/

Park Beekeeping Supplies was started in 1985. Like many businesses ours started as a hobby and developed as a business. We have a comprehensive showroom now located on a business estate in Blackheath, adjacent to the main A2 route into Central London. Easy parking is available for visitors. There are excellent links for those who wish to visit us by public transport. Nearby Greenwich station is served by the Docklands Light Railway and Connex South Eastern trains, and the Docklands Light Railway also serves Deptford Bridge station. Buses 53 and 180 stop nearby. Modern communications such as fax, e-mail and digital photography allow us to keep in touch with customers all over the world, many of whom visit us. We are also able to send pictures of products in which they may be interested to enable customers to view an item prior to purchase. We supply a wide variety of equipment, protective clothing

56. Beekeeping Help with EDIS. beekeeping Bee Stings and Allergic Reactions;beekeeping Florida Bee Botany; beekeeping Watermelon Pollination; http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/scripts/htmlgen.exe?MENU_AA:BEEKEEPING

57. Fiji Beekeeping Details of a Peace Corps officer who was in Fiji for two years, mainly to provide beekeeping technical assistance to a village cooperative and farmers interested in beekeeping. http://outdoorplace.org/beekeeping/peace.htm

Home Up Observation Hives Cell-plug Queen Rearing ... Links John's Beekeeping Notebook Experiences of a Peace Corps Beekeeper in Fiji In the mid-1980's, I had an opportunity to serve in the Peace Corps doing rural development work in Fiji. My employer granted me a leave-of-absence. I sold my house and car in Houston, Texas, said goodbye to friends and began my service as a Peace Corps volunteer. Here are a few photos from my experiences. Fijian beekeeping is described on this page, and Fijian culture on the following pages. I was in Fiji for two years, mainly to provide beekeeping technical assistance to a village cooperative and farmers who were interested in beekeeping. Beekeeping was viewed by the Fiji government as a potential source of rural income that did not require a big investment to get started. Fiji was a honey-importing country and the country's goal was to be self-sufficient in honey production. An agricultural worker from New Zealand established some bee hives in the early 1980's and proved the area's potential for honey production. The U.S. Peace Corps was then asked to provide technical assistance. The cooperative had two employees for me to work with on a honey project called "Saivou Honey." I also worked with several farmers and a shopkeeper who owned their own hives.

58. Home Page Information about the association and its members, with details of national and county events, and of courses in beekeeping. Contact details. http://www.gbka.fsnet.co.uk/

Welcome to the Gloucestershire Beekeepers Association (GBKA) web-site visitors since 12th Feb 2002 Click the logo above to enter

59. Moved To Http://outdoorplace.org/beekeeping John's beekeeping Notebook has moved to a new web location with more beekeeping photos.Please visit at http//outdoorplace.org/beekeeping. Thank you,. John. http://home.earthlink.net/~jcaldeira/beekeeping/

John's Beekeeping Notebook has moved to a new web location with more beekeeping photos. Please visit at: http://outdoorplace.org/beekeeping Thank you, John

60. Beekeeping In Africa Text and pictures illustrating beekeeping in Africa, with information about projects supported by Category Science Agriculture Animals Insects beekeeping......beekeeping in Africa Text Asger Søgaard Jørgensen Photo Asger Søgaard Jørgensen,Flemming Vejsnæs Ole Hertz. beekeeping in Africa is beautiful. http://www.biavl.dk/africa/

Beekeeping in Africa T ext: Asger Søgaard Jørgensen Presented at the APIMONDIA congress in Antwerp 1997 The projects are financed by DANIDA Alert !- The following files are large because of the many pictures. Be patient and you will be rewarded. Beekeeping in Africa is beautiful. Photo: Ole Hertz Beekeeping in Africa Dangers for Honeybees Pollination of plants Beekeeping ... Beekeeping projects of The Danish Beekeepers Associations The Danish Beekeepers Association Møllevej 15, DK-4140 Borup. Denmark Ph. +45 57 56 17 57 Fax +45 57 56 17 03 E-mail: dbf@biavl.dk Homepage: www.biavl.dk

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