Beekeeping for Beginners: The Beekeeper's Guide to learn how to Build your Successful Beehives from Scratch

Beekeeping for Beginners: The Beekeeper's Guide to learn how to Build your Successful Beehives from Scratch

by Amber Jones
Beekeeping for Beginners: The Beekeeper's Guide to learn how to Build your Successful Beehives from Scratch

Beekeeping for Beginners: The Beekeeper's Guide to learn how to Build your Successful Beehives from Scratch

by Amber Jones

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Overview

Is accurate, well-detailed bee work a desire for you? What you need to know and do for the first time, and subsequently, this book will tell.

 

This book is intended for those who are just about to acquire skills, who voluntarily agree to be an apprentice to bees in a conditional time period from zero to (how it turns out) years when there is nobody to consult with anyone other than the book . 

 

Take a sneak peek at a few of the details inside:

 

  • Buying bees - Where and how much to buy hives?
  • Bee care - Avoiding stings
  • The beekeeping tasks
  • How to inspect a hive
  • Beekeeping calendar
  • Swarming of bees
  • Preparing a new hive
  • Pumping honey
  • Special operations for wintertime
  • Introducing a new queen
  • Combining beehives
  • Protecting bees and beehives from bears
  • Propolis, beeswax and royal jelly facts and uses
  • Medicinal properties, collection and storage of bee venom
  • AND MUCH MORE!

 

The novice beekeeper makes the most mistakes from ignorance and fear. Fear of being stung, fear of crushing the bees, fear of a developed hive and much that frightens, passes only with repeated repetition of the past


Product Details

BN ID: 2940163885473
Publisher: BM eCommerce Management
Publication date: 04/04/2020
Sold by: Draft2Digital
Format: eBook
File size: 3 MB

Table of Contents

Honeybee Basics

Meet the Bees - The Bee family

The Lifecycle

The difference between the queen and other bees

The Working bee

The Hive

Apiary location

Beehive location

Which hive to choose?

The Langstroth hive

The Warre hive

The Top Bar hive

Old beehive in a village apiary

Where and how much to buy hives?

The recommended beekeeping online suppliers

Bee care - Avoiding stings

The beekeeping tasks

The beekeeping Calendar

How to inspect a hive

How to assemble your beehive for beekeeping

Open hive weather conditions

How Bees Make Honey

The Honey

Honey type

Honey type

Honey type

Honey composition

Fake honey

Beekeeping Calendar

Spring

Summer

Autumn

Winter

Feeding for bees

First nectar and first pollen

Summer chores

Swarming of Bees

Event time

Why is this happening?

Reason for swarming

What does it look like?

What do you need to have ready?

Your actions

False swarm

New queen bees in swarms

Preparing a new hive

From Field to Harvest - What happens inside the hive?

Range of flight

Flight speed and altitude

The end of the main honey collection

How to extract honey from your beehive

Special Operations for Tough Times – Winter

Winter waiting

Bee death

Beehive temperature

Water and humidity

Carbon dioxide and the gas regime of a beehive

Honey for wintering

Top Dressing

Prevention of crystallization of honey

Wintering in the wild

Winter beekeeping

Wintering visit

Supplies for Beekeeping Beginners

Main inventory

Honey extractor

Frame carrying box

Smoker

Beekeeping knife, roller or special fork

Feeders

Spur rink

Chippers

Separation grid

Beekeeping chisel

Puncher or awl

Honey strainers

Front mesh

Protective jumpsuit or suit

Rubber gloves

Working Around Special Issues You May Encounter

Introducing a new queen

Combining beehives

Protecting bees and beehives from bears

Other Key Details and Tips for the Amateur (and every) Bee Keeper

Propolis

Beeswax

Royal jelly

Bee venom

The costs of setting up and maintaining a hive

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