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The Beekeeper's Problem Solver: 100 Common Problems Explored and Explained And although bees are remarkably resilient creatures, they remain vulnerable to predators, disease and climate changes. There is plenty to think about for those getting their first bees, and careful planning is the key to a successful init

The Beekeeper's Problem Solver: 100 Common Problems Explored and Explained

The Beekeeper's Problem Solver: 100 Common Problems Explored and Explained

TITLE:The Beekeeper's Problem Solver: 100 Common Problems Explored and Explained
AUTHOR:James E. Tew
RATING:4.65 (863 Votes)
ASIN:1631590359
FORMAT TYPE:Paperback
NUMBER of PAGES:224 Pages
PUBLISH DATE:2015-02-15
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While keeping bees certainly isn't rocket science, doing it properly does involve decent levels of understanding, commitment, and attention to detail. Getting the basics right is essential, and this demands a solid appreciation of important areas such as hives management, breed choice, and health requirements. There is plenty to think about for those getting their first bees, and careful planning is the key to a successful initial experience. One thing that complicates matters is the bees' ability to disguise problems. Although this might seem a useful ability, it actually makes recognizing trouble in the crucial, early stages that much more difficult, even for experienced owners. And although bees are remarkably resilient creatures, they remain vulnerable to predators, disease and climate changes. There is plenty of potential for things to go wrong and, unfortunately, it's always the be

Editorial : "Many introductory works on beekeeping discuss some of the issues that may surface with a new hive, but this single volume covers the 100 most general beekeeping problems and their solutions. Tew, an entomologist and consulting ­professor at ­Auburn University in ­Alabama, bee blogger ­ (onetew), and author (Wisdom for Beekeepers), has worked with bees for almost 40 years and draws from both personal and professional experience. Chapters are divided into basic areas such as equipment, queen production, pest control, and producing honey. Within each section, issues are laid out as questions in lay terms, such as "I don't know where to get my first bees," "Wasps are attacking the bees," and "Honey has granulated in the comb." The author accompanies each problem with a cause and solution; full-color photographs and a glossary provide additional information. ­VE

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