Apiculture (beekeeping) books

The skilled beekeeper who is interested in producing not only varietal and artisan honeys, but bees, queens, pollen,...  Read More >>

John Miller tasks himself with the care and safe transportation of billions of bees. He is descended from N E Miller,...  Read More >>

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Continuation of The practical beekeeper. Volume 2, Intermediate beekeeping naturally (p. 457), continuing on pages...  Read More >>

Pagination spread between three volumes with inconsistant numbering.  Read More >>

Continuation of The practical beekeeper. Volume 1, Beginning beekeeping naturally (257 p.), continuing on pages...  Read More >>

Queen Rearing Simplified is one of the most popular queen rearing books of all time written by a man who raised...  Read More >>

"This book is about how to keep bees in a natural and practical system where they do not require treatments for...  Read More >>

The definitive guide to raising bees, now thoroughly revised and updated.  Read More >>

Offers an introduction into the world of the honey bee and the addictive craft of beekeeping. This title offers...  Read More >>

The definitive guide to raising bees, now thoroughly revised and updated.  Read More >>

* The hilarious, heartwarming and surprisingly inspiring account of one BBC Breakfast TV presenter's secret passion...  Read More >>

A charming and practical guide for anyone wishing to keep bees, accompanying the would-be beekeeper through every...  Read More >>

Kosovo: the name conjures up blood: ethnic cleansing and war. This book reveals another side to the newest country...  Read More >>

Now in paperback and just in time for the start of bee season, Marina Marchese's much-loved, inspirational, and...  Read More >>

Offers an insightful and intelligent exploration of modern beekeeping practices, and how they can be improved for...  Read More >>

As a hobby, beekeeping is relatively inexpensive. Whether you've got a spacious rural homestead or a simple, urban...  Read More >>

Growing your own vegetables often leads gardeners to go one step furher and keep some livestock.  Read More >>

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