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Beekeeping: A Seasonal Guide [Mīkstie vāki]

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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 192 pages, height x width x depth: 224x150x20 mm, weight: 190 g, 50?75
  • Izdošanas datums: 21-Apr-2011
  • Izdevniecība: Batsford
  • ISBN-10: 1906388970
  • ISBN-13: 9781906388973
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 192 pages, height x width x depth: 224x150x20 mm, weight: 190 g, 50?75
  • Izdošanas datums: 21-Apr-2011
  • Izdevniecība: Batsford
  • ISBN-10: 1906388970
  • ISBN-13: 9781906388973
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A must-have guide to keeping bees throughout the year Includes advice for those just starting out, as well as improvers and more experienced apiarists looking to develop their hives and beekeeping skills further Stage-by-stage explanations of the various techniques are accompanied by charming illustrations and practical diagrams throughout



A charming and practical guide for anyone wishing to keep bees, accompanying the would-be beekeeper through every season of the bee-keeping year. From spring awakening and summer swarms to the autumn honey harvest and providing winter protection, this essential resource guides you each step of the way.





There is extensive advice for beekeeping beginners, from siting and smoking your hives to rearing a queen and controlling your swarm. There is also in-depth information for improvers and more experienced apiarists who wish to experiment with different hive-management and queen-rearing techniques. Troubleshooting tips on protecting your hives and keeping your bees healthy are also covered. The book is also packed with practical advice on using beeswax, and of course, extracting and making the tastiest honey.
Beginning With Bees
Why keep them?
6(3)
Bees and neighbours
9(5)
What to buy
14(2)
Drones, workers and queens
16(5)
Spring: The Great Awakening
Spring management
21(5)
Beginners, second year (March)
26(3)
Beginners (April)
29(1)
Beginners, second year (April)
30(1)
Beginners (May)
31(3)
Early Summer: Much Ado
Beginners (May and June)
34(5)
Improvers and experienced beekeepers
39(2)
Working for spring honey (improvers)
41(4)
Finding the queen
45(3)
Queen-rearing
48(1)
Making nuclei and raising queens (improvers)
49(8)
A Mini-nue system
57(2)
A simple two-queen system (not for beginners)
59(4)
Banking queens (not for beginners)
63(2)
Early Summer: Swarming
What is swarming?
65(3)
Swarm control
68(6)
Making the most of a swarm
74(5)
Making an artificial swarm
79(2)
Taranov's swarm board
81(2)
High Summer: Long Days and Busy Bees
Drones
83(3)
Working for honey in the comb
86(3)
Reading a comb
89(3)
First year beginners
92(1)
Supersedure
93(1)
Heather honey
94(4)
Autumn: The Annual Harvest
Harvesting the crop (beginners)
98(2)
Harvesting the crop (improvers)
100(4)
Queen introduction
104(3)
Mead from cappings
107(3)
Ivy honey in October
110(1)
Bee driving
111(1)
Bees: final preparation for winter
112(5)
Autumn: Honey and Other Hive Products
Honey
117(1)
Beeswax
118(4)
Pollen
122(4)
Propolis
126(5)
Bee venom
131(4)
Royal jelly
135(3)
Winter: The Cosy Cluster
The bees in winter
138(5)
Beekeeping thoughts in winter
143(4)
Stockpiling materials
147(1)
Work for beekeepers in winter
148(2)
Making your own equipment
150(4)
Queen excluders
154(2)
Making products for sale
156(1)
Attending beekeepers' meetings
157(1)
The New Year: Health Checks and Bee Care
Beginners (January)
158(2)
Experienced beekeepers (January)
160(3)
Emergency feeding (February)
163(1)
Liquefying honey
164(2)
Healthy honeybees
166(11)
On the horizon
177(4)
Apocalypse Now: Fighting Back
Beekeeping advisory services 181(1)
Bees and the law 182(4)
Equipment and book suppliers 186(1)
Useful organizations 187(1)
Bibliography 188(1)
Further reading 189(1)
Publications 189(1)
Index 190
Ron Brown (OBE) had over 50 years' experience of keeping bees, both in Britain and central Africa. A former editor of the monthly journal Beekeeping, he travelled all over the world to give lectures on specialist beekeeping topics and regularly lectured on beekeeping throughout the UK.