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Tropical And Subtropical Beekeeping

Tropical And Subtropical Apiculture (Beekeeping)
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  • pautrey published this 11/18/2009
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Small Scale Beekeeping

Small Scale Beekeeping
  • Pdf_16x16 220 pages
  • pautrey published this 11/07/2009
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George Cooper, New Zealand's first Treasurer and Collector of Customs, was also an early Auckland be

The story of an early Auckland beekeeper, George Cooper, also New Zealand's first Treasurer and Collector of Customs. In William Charles Cotton’s diary entry, written at the Bay of Islands, dated M...
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  • barrpete published this 09/18/2009
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Beekeeping

Beekeeping
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  • pautrey published this 09/14/2009
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Vale Omar Pearce of Edelweiss, Leura

G. H. “Omar” Pearce knew of bees and honey and kept his own bee journal. He awarded one book the “Order of the Purple Elephant”, he drew like a child yet expressed the thoughts of a mature, widely ...
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  • barrpete published this 09/06/2009
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William Charles Cotton Strawberries to New Zealand 1842

Although William Charles Cotton failed to bring his hives of bees aboard the Tomatin from Plymouth, England, to the North Island of New Zealand in 1842, there is strong evidence he was the first ...
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  • barrpete published this 09/05/2009
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Beekeeping for Sustainable Livelihoods

This booklets aim to raise awareness and provide information about opportunities of Beekeeping at the farm to increase small-scale farmer income. Apiculture, Beekeeping, pollination, Honey as Food...
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  • meenuist published this 08/11/2009
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William Charles Cotton, tall tales and true

Some tales, some tall and some true, about the 19th century beekeeper William Charles Cotton, author of My bee Book
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  • barrpete published this 07/04/2009
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Rev Thomas Clark's 1845 Attack on William Charles Cotton's My Bee Book

The Rev. T. Clark, of Gedney Hill, expressed vitriolic reaction to Cotton’s My Bee Book in his editorial footnotes to the 6th edition of Thomas Nutt’s Humanity to Bees (1845). An article in the Mec...
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  • barrpete published this 07/04/2009
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Were honey bees successfully introduced into Australia in 1822?

A fresh perspective on the first successful (?) introduction of honey bees into Australia in 1822 aboard the convict ship Isabella under Captain Wallace (or Wallis). Previous failed introductions f...
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  • barrpete published this 06/12/2009
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A Beekeeping Guide

A Beekeeping Guide by HARLAN H.D. ATTFIELD, illustrated by MARINA F. MASPERA VITA 1989
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  • n0mad23 published this 05/19/2009
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How to Make a Bee Veil

Quick & dirty instructions on how to make a simple but effective home made bee veil.
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  • YABeeP published this 05/19/2009
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Sustainable Beekeeping Introduction Robin Morris

Introduction and signposting to web information on Sustainable Beekeeping using top bar hives. Written primarily for a UK audience but applicale worldwide.
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  • YABeeP published this 05/18/2009
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William Charles Cotton and Robert Campbell 1842

Robert Campbell senior, and his eldest son John, were prominent and respected Sydney merchants for many decades. They were also talented and advanced beekeepers. In 1842 they played host to William...
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  • barrpete published this 04/09/2009
  • 140 reads
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First Honey Bees to the Sandwich Islands (Hawaii)

The passion, tragedy, failures and success of the introduction of honey bees into the Sandwich Islands in the 1850s
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  • barrpete published this 04/09/2009
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The Birth of Commercial Beekeeping in Australia

The Birth of Commercial Beekeeping in Australia from the 1830s to the 1880s. Covers contribution of Alexander Berry at Coolangatta on the Shoalhaven River.
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  • barrpete published this 04/09/2009
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1916 James Carroll Queensland Apicultural Journal

James Carrol, a Queensland beemaster, exported hives of bees throughout Australia and to Fiji in the 1870s. Prominent in the introduction of the Ligurian honey bee and the prime introducer of the L...
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  • barrpete published this 04/07/2009
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A Beekeeping Guide

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  • moxaline5194 published this 03/02/2009
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The Swannanoa Valley Rainbow Egg Lady - Organic Gardening Lifestyle

This article is about lifestyles in the Swannanoa NC valley. This feature on the people of Swannanoa, focuses on organic gardening, beekeeping and a simple but thoughtful lifestyle.
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  • Jo Anne Lorensen published this 02/22/2009
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Why not become a beekeeper

Try beekeeping for fun as a family hobby or with the goal of making some extra cash as well. Do your part for our environment.
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  • victorcat published this 02/08/2009
  • 370 reads
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