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A fascinating insight into how beehives, beekeeping equipment and beekeeping methods have developed over the centuries.
Eight wipe-clean, double-sided guides designed specifically for beginner beekeepers.
A beginner-friendly guide to exploring the fascinating world of honey bee microscopy.
Beekeeping branches, associations and organisations can benefit from significant discounts on magazine subscriptions and shop products with our Group Discount Plan.
Keep vital records of your bees and beekeeping management with five record cards.
Beekeeping branches, associations and organisations can benefit from significant discounts on magazine subscriptions and shop products with our Group Discount Plan.
A guide exploring how beekeepers can manage the natural swarming process in order to obtain the maximum honey yield from colonies.
A captivating read following the introduction of bee strains to the UK and the formation of important beekeeping organisations.
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Beekeeping branches, associations and organisations can benefit from significant discounts on magazine subscriptions and shop products with our Group Discount Plan.
Beekeeping branches, associations and organisations can benefit from significant discounts on magazine subscriptions and shop products with our Group Discount Plan.
A comprehensive guide to bee health and sickness by detailing beekeeping problems, pests, parasites and diseases.
A collection of essays exploring the history of beekeeping in Europe and North America.
A children’s fantasy story about an eight-year-old girl whose grandad keeps bees.
