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Birch ed., Records of the Past , Vol.6, 1876 The first official mention recognizi Read More Go to Site Apiservices - Beekeeping - Ancient beehives - Apiculture - Ruches anciennes - Page1 Votes:0 Virtual Beekeeping Gallery Galerie Apicole Virtuelle Galeria Apicola Virtual Virtuelle Imkerei Galerie I nteractive C atalog of A ncient H ives C atalogue I nteractif R uches A nciennes I have scanned a few more pictures of ancient hives that will soon be published on this page. I would like to start an collective interactive catalog, free of Copyright, to which everyone will be welcome to contribute or select whatever takes their fancy. A little gem that will become richer month by month. Please send your scanned pictures in gif or jpg + their captions (+ if you wish, your name and Email). Ask for the procedure => J'ai scann? quelques images de ruches anciennes que je vais bient?t rajouter ici. Je d?sire en faire un catalogue interactif collectif dans lequel chacun pourrait apporter sa Read More Go to Site Apiservices - Beekeeping Virtual Gallery - All information, products and services for beekeeping, bees, honey and pollen Votes:0 Apiservices - Virtual Beekeeping Gallery : bees, honey, equipment, journals, market, associations, companies, classified ads, forums, tools, events, institutes, laboratories, museums, personalized advice, databases, links, etc. Read More Go to Site Apiservices - The Beekeeping portal - Le Portail Apiculture - Apicultura - Imkerei Votes:0 Virtual Beekeeping Gallery www.beekeeping.com bees, honey, equipment, journals, market, associations, companies, classified ads, forums, tools, events, institutes, laboratories, museums, personalized advice, databases, links, etc. Galerie Virtuelle Apicole www.apiculture.com apiculture, abeilles, miel, ?quipement, revues, march?s, associations, soci?t?s, petites annonces, outils, manifestations, instituts, laboratoires, mus?es, conseils personnalis?s, bases de donn?es, liens, etc. Galer?a Ap?cola Virtual www.apicultura.com apicultura, abejas, miel, equipos, revistas, mercados, asociaciones, empresas, contactos, foros, eventos, instituciones, laboratorios, museos, consejos personalizados, herramientas varias, enlaces, etc. Virtuelle Imkerei Galerie www.imkerei.com bienen, honig, vereinigung Read More Go to Site Bee Research : Home Votes:0 Beltsville \ BARC Plant Sciences Bee Research Printable Version E-mail this page This site only All ARS Advanced Search You are here: Home / Welcome to the Bee Research Laboratory Last Modified: 07/29/2005 ARS Home | USDA.gov | Site Map | Policies and Links FOIA | Accessibility Statement | Privacy Policy | Nondiscrimination Statement | Information Quality | USA.gov | White House Read More Go to Site Bee-keeper library Votes:0 Bee-keeper library THE LOWEST PRICES ON WAX COMB FOUNDATION A bee, radiculitis, sciatica Active long life or what is honey venom Bee family: a constitutional monarchy or Mafia clan Bee poison and a human Bee venom. 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(a piece of poetry devoted to a beekeeper) Beeswax use Both medicine and bonne bouche Catarrhal diseases Crimes on honey Doctor Honey bee Elixir of health Federal law Foulbrood From the history of Russian Apiculture Getting propolis Honey Honey biological (physiological importance) Honey encyclopaedia Honey healing properties Honey in children nutrition How to capture a swarm Honey for treating eye diseases Knowledge Read More Go to Site BeeHoo the beekeeping directory - Beekeeping - beekeeping suppliers, apiculture Votes:0 recommend / recommandez beehoo.com >>> add to bookmark / ajoutez aux favoris >>> add url / ajoutez votre site >>> SHOWROOM Bees Biology , History , Magazines , Books , Museums , Research , Pictures , AHB , Information , Development Bee Management Beginner , Suppliers , Manufacturers , Beekeepers , Breeders , Homepages , Associations , Pollination , Training , Varroa / Diseases Hives products Honey , Recipes , Royal jelly , Pollen , Bee venom , Propolis , Beewax , Mead , Candles Health, Apitherapy Allergies , Apitherapy , Beauty Hymenoptera Bumblebees , Wasps , Entomology Internet, Miscelleanous Best Of , Internet , Usenet , Softwares , Newsletters , Miscelleanous Abeilles (g?n?ralit?s) G?n?ralit?s , Biologie , Histoire , Revues , Livres , Mus?es , Universit?s , S Read More Go to Site Beekeeping Votes:0 Beekeeping Read More Go to Site Beekeeping in Top-Bar Hives (tbh's) Votes:0 Top Bar Hive Beekeeping An Alternative to Conventional Beekeeping What's New This website is devoted exclusively to collecting and distributing information about beekeeping with top-bar hives (tbh's). Tbh's offer many beekeepers an inexpensive but satisfying way of keeping bees that produces less (but better) honey and more beeswax. Enjoy your visit to this website, learn about tbh's, and give them a try. These top bar hives are on a stand, which permits them to be worked without bending over. Organization of the information Files of frequently asked questions (FAQ's) are maintained at this website to answer most of your questions about this method of beekeeping. You may have other questions which, if you will ask, can be incorporated into the files as they are edited. These files of &quot Read More Go to Site Beekeeping the Natural Way using Oils and Herbs Votes:0 Map of Web site Please click on to select your desired page. Thank you All about the author Smoker Apple cider vinegar Stings Beginners Treatment for Varroa Clothing Varroa mite Tools and equipment Updates to web site Feeding your bees Wasps and Honeybees Herbs Protect your hives from Wasps Hints and Tips Hygiene in the apiary Miscellaneous Local news On which day were you born Mice and bees Bee quiz - Test your knowledge Other related sites Phone the USA for free Queen bees Temperature Convertor Search Engines NEW! Feedback Form T he above Map was created in order to simplify navigation, and contains links to the whole web site. Clicking the Logo at the top of each page will now take you back to the Home Page I hope you enjoy your visit to my site... ? Copyright Jeff Davies - 1998-2001 Read More Go to Site Beekeeping URL Change Page Votes:0 The URL for the University of Nebraska Beekeeping home page has changed. The new URL is: http://entomology.unl.edu/beekpg/ Please change your bookmarks. Read More Go to Site Beekeeping: The Beekeeper's Home Page Votes:0 Beekeeping: The Beekeeper's Home Page Read More Go to Site Beemaster's Beekeeping Course Home Page Votes:0 Beemaster.com YouTube Video Collection * Complete Backyard Beekeeping and honeybee Course. * Massive International Forums, Chat and Much More. * One Stop Learning Center for All Hobbyist Beekeepers. FAMILY FRIENDLY - COMMERCIAL FREE If you can afford to donate to this Commercial Free Site - CLICK HERE - thank you >>>>> Spring-time Quick Installation Tutorial <<<<< NEW - Bee PACKAGE install Video Beemaster's International Beekeeping Forum I'm proud to offer this FULL FEATURED Message forum for all members and visitors to this site, Backyard Beekeepers, Students and teachers, and anyone with questions about Beekeeping or Honeybees. Thousands of members and guests, and 60 thousand + posts world wide and growing!!! This massive forum is the Internet's No. 1 Rated Read More Go to Site BeeSource.com, Your Online Sourcebook for Beekeeping Votes:0 IN THE NEWS Adee Honey Farms Fined Adee Honey Farms paid a $14,000 settlement penalty to the MDA for illegal use of pesticides within bee colonies to control Varroa mites and for making a false statement to MDA inspectors. MDA learned of the pesticide misuse in June 2006 during a random pesticide use inspection at two Adee Honey Farm . . . ..... More POINT OF VIEW ADRIAN M. WENNER The Elusive Honey Bee Dance "Language" Hypothesis In the mid-1930s, Karl von Frisch proposed the equivalent of an odor-search hypothesis for honey bee recruitment to food sources. A decade later he switched to the equivalent of a "dance language" hypothesis (though he apparently did not consider his conclusions as hypotheses in either case). . . . PLANS 5 Frame Nuc Beehive A nuc hive has all t Read More Go to Site Contents Votes:0 You are about to be redirected to the updated site. If this does not happen automatically click here Read More Go to Site CyberBeeNet (Biology, Research, Beekeeping) Votes:0 CyberBeeNet (Biology, Research, Beekeeping) Your browser does not support frames, please click frameless to continue. Read More Go to Site Honeybee Australis Votes:0 HoneyBee Australis Beekeeping in Australia Beeswax Shop Click Here Candle Moulds Click Here Beekeeping & Candle making Books Click Here Beekeeping Equipment Catalogue Click Here Beekeeping Information What's new on this page Product Catalogue Images of Beekeeping Beekeepers Chat Page Honey and Bee Facts Beekeeper Services Honey Recipes The Library For information on the Honeybee Australis web page click on the link below to send email to.. webmaster@honeybee.com.au Copyright 1997 -2007© HoneyBee Australis Best view at 600 x 800 This HONEYBEE Web Ring Site is owned by Honeybee Australis Want to join the HONEYBEE Web Ring? [ Skip Prev ] [ Prev ] [ Next ] [ Skip Next ] [ Random ] [ Next 5 ] [ List Sites ] Read More Go to Site Honeybee Biology Votes:0 The Biology of the Honeybee, Apis Mellifera NOTE: The images found in this document have been redrawn from Mark L. Winston. 1987. The Biology of the Honey Bee . Harvard University Press. Cambridge, MA. These redrawn figures appear here with permission of Harvard University Press [Ref: 973029]. Winston's comprehensive book (ISBN: 0-674-07409-2) is excellent and is recommended here as additional reading for those interested in understanding the details of honeybee biology. Please note: because the figures here are redrawn with permission, they are NOT my figures, so I cannot give permission to use them to anyone else. If you seek to use the pictures in this file, you really need to ask the permission of Harvard University Press and take your images from Mark Winston's original text. Classifi Read More Go to Site HTML Redirect Votes:0 The link to Honey has been changed to http://usda.mannlib.cornell.edu/documentInfo.do?documentID=1191 . You will automatically be redirected to our new site. If you do not want to wait please click the new link. Please update your bookmarks. Read More Go to Site Interchange - UBC Information Technology Votes:0 The University of British Columbia News Events Directories Search UBC my UBC Login Interchange Mail Services Restored, Saturday, October 13, 2007 7:30 pm - UPDATE Find out more on the Email Bulletin page --> > Home > CWL & Interchange Accounts > Interchange Interchange Your Interchange account is the username and password that you use to access UBC Email (username@interchange.ubc.ca), Dial-Up, and other online services. UBC faculty, staff, alumni and others can sign-up for a Interchange account. Students can sign up for a Netinfo account, which is an Interchange account that comes with a free email account and free dial-up time. Interchange Bundled Services An Interchange account comes with the following bundled services: UBC Email Dial-up Mailing List SSH Students Faculty & Staff Read More Go to Site John's Beekeeping Notebook - Photographs and Information Votes:0 [ Home ] [ Tips & Tidbits ] [ Observation Hives ] [ Cell-plug Queen Rearing ] [ Beekeeping History ] [ Overseas Beekeeping ] [ Top Bar Hives ] [ Links ] Welcome to . . . John's Beekeeping Notebook Photographs and information on observation bee hives, beekeeping history, rearing queen bees, my experiences as a Peace Corps volunteer beekeeper in the Fiji Islands, and working on beekeeping development projects in Ukraine and Moldova. The Beekeeping Tips section includes information on suburban beekeeping, how I keep bees for honey production and a little beekeeping humor. Welcome to my personal web site! Tips & Tidbits Observation Bee Hives Cell-plug Queen Rearing American Beekeeping History Beekeeping in Fiji, Ukraine, Moldova and Romania Top Bar Hives Links Content from John's Beekeeping No Read More Go to Site Keeping Honeybees | DoItYourself.com Votes:0 Interior Exterior Decorate Electrical Garden Going Green Plumbing Auto Household Lifestyle Real Estate Finance Home Repair Projects and How-to Articles Auto Electrical Garden and Outdoors Hardware Household and Pets Paint and Decorate Plumbing Tools Product Information and Reviews Interior Exterior Auto Decorate Electrical Flooring Garden Hardware Household Lifestyle Plumbing Real Estate Community Forums Questions & Answers Advertise Find Contractors Interactive How-To's Free Links About Us Terms Privacy Policy Site Map Advertise Free Links Search: Home » How-To Information » Gardening and Outdoor » Outdoor Pest Control » Wildlife » Keeping Honeybees Member Login Username: Password: remember me? Register Home Projects and Info Interior Home Improvement and Remodeling Exterior Home Improvem Read More Go to Site Maltese Beekeeping Site Votes:0 Maltese Beekeeping Site A piculture Experience Maltese Honey Diseases History Apitourism Maltese Beekeepers Earthenware jars Myself Online Resource Home Page Hi. I am Marica Gatt, a beekeeper from the Island of Malta...the land of honey. Enjoy my site. The Maltese Islands possess a very rich wild flora with over 1000 flowering plants recorded. This is one reason why the Islands are renowned for best quality honey produced. Wild Thyme (Thymus capitatus) honey collected from the barren land in the North of Malta is the most preferred type of honey. According to Longo, Roman and Greek people, 200 years b.c, gave our Island the name of Melita, the Island of Honey. Nowadays, one still finds prominent places, like Wied il-Ghasel and Imgiebah, which prove the abundance of bee population and honey Read More Go to Site Mite Control in Honeybees With Essential Oils Votes:0 Mite Control in Honeybees With Essential Oils Essential oils have been shown to provide effective mite control in honeybee colonies. This site will provide the latest essential oil research results, treatments, and lists of world literature. Research Results Using Essential Oils for Honey Bee Mite Control (Amrine et al.,1997) Menthol-Canola Mix for Treating Tracheal Mites (Amrine et al.,1997) Essential Oils and Hive Treatment The Essential Oils Used to Control Mites in Honey Bees Menthol-Canola Mix for Treating Tracheal Mites Useful Equivalents and Measures for Mixing Essential Oils Collection of References (April, 1997) Varroa Mite and Tracheal Mite References (Several Thousand) Link to 2006 Research This site is administered by Jim Amrine, Entomologist & Acarologist, West Virginia Univer Read More Go to Site NASS Report Votes:0 A LOOK AT THE U.S. BEEKEEPING INDUSTRY The beekeeping industry in the United States is so diverse that characterizations are difficult; however, some generalizations can be made. In terms of numbers of colonies* and involvement in beekeeping as a profit-making enterprise, the range of beekeepers runs from hobbyists with one or two colonies in a backyard or "out at the farm," to sideliners operating up to 500 colonies to bring in a second income, to commercial operators with thousands of colonies and several employees on their payrolls. The "typical" commercial beekeeper, for whom beekeeping is the main source of income, operates 1,500 to 2,500 colonies and has full time employees and additional harvest-time help. Depending on the area of the country and other factors, a colony of bees will Read More Go to Site National Honey Board -- Information for the Honey Industry Votes:0 Important Notice! The content of NHB.org has been redesigned and incorporated into the new version of the honey.com Web site. You will be redirected to this new Web site in approximately 15 seconds. Enjoy the new Web site! Click here if you are not redirected Read More Go to Site News : : The 'hum' of the New Zealand beekeeping industry... Votes:0 Current NZ date and time: Nov 20, 2007 - 10:42 PM Main Menu · Search · Articles and Bibliographies · Links · Conversions/"Ready Reckoner" The Way We Used To Bee (podcast) A podcast of 5 to 10 minute episodes talking about the history of NZ beekeeping and the characters and incidents that have shaped the industry over the last 100 years. If you don't know how to 'subscribe' to a podcast, ask a teenager! Not sure about podcasting? You can download the .mp3 files manually , too... BBKA News DreamWorks Animation Bee Movie in Cinemas Obituary Dr Eva Crane 1912 ??? 2007 Bees on the One Show BBC1 Thursday 6th September National Honey Show 2007 Honey Bee Research E-petition on Downing Street Website TalkAbout Bee Topics I miss Allan FA Vintage Practical Beekeeping apiary book Moldy harve Read More Go to Site Ontario Beekeeepers Association Votes:0 Welcome to the ontariobee.com --Our pages have moved to a new home please click here to go to our new site: ontariobee.com. ONTARIO BEEKEEPERS' ASSOCIATION OFFICE For more information contact: Pat Westlake, Business Administrator Ontario Beekeepers' Association Bayfield, ON N0M 1G0 519-565-2622 phone 519-565-5452 fax Read More Go to Site Orchard Mason Bees Votes:0 Orchard Mason Bees This page offers WWW links outside WSU as an option for finding further information. No endorsement of product or information is implied by including this link. The orchard mason bee ( Osmia lignaria ) is a gentle beneficial insect that has potential as a pollinator of apples, cherries, and other tree fruits. It is found throughout most of North America, particularly in wooded areas but often around homes in towns and cities. Homeowners sometimes become concerned when they see the bee entering cavities under shake siding or investigating nail holes or other cavities in wood during March through early June. These are not destructive insects, since they do not excavate holes in the wood, though they will clean out loose debris. No controls are recommended, since no damage Read More Go to Site OSU Bee Breeding Votes:0 Honey Bee Breeding Program Has Moved to Univ. Of California, Davis Harry Laidlaw Honey Bee Research Facility Instrumental Insemination New World Carniolan Breeder Stock Courses and Training Beekeeping Links Susan Cobey , has relocated her program to California. As research associate and manager of the UCD Harry H. Laildaw Jr. Honey Bee Research Facility, She will continue to maintain the New World Carniolan breeding program, founded in 1981 and work with the California Beekeeping Industry to enhance commercial breeding stock. The program will also continue to offer specialized beekeeping short courses to provide beekeepers with the tools for stock improvement. Contact Information: Susan Cobey Univ.of Califronia, Davis Dept. of Entomology One Shields Ave. Davis , Ca. 95616 Tel 530-754-9390 Read More Go to Site P-O's Beekeeping Pages Votes:0 P-O's Beekeeping Homepage has moved to a new address http://beeman.se remember to change your bookmark! Read More Go to Site Purdue University Researchers Find 'Mean Gene' In Africanized 'Killer' Honey Bees Votes:0 Science News Share Blog Cite Print Email Bookmark Purdue University Researchers Find 'Mean Gene' In Africanized 'Killer' Honey Bees ScienceDaily (Mar. 31, 1998) — See also: Health & Medicine Genes Gene Therapy Human Biology Plants & Animals Agriculture and Food Mating and Breeding Insects and Butterflies Reference Africanized bee Characteristics of common wasps and bees Beekeeping Pollination management WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. -- The gene for aggressive stinging behavior in Africanized honey bees -- the so-called "killer bees" -- has been identified by a group of scientists at three institutions. Greg Hunt, a bee specialist with the Purdue University Department of Entomology and principal investigator on the research project, says finding the mean gene in honey be Read More Go to Site Solar Votes:0 Solar Wax Melter Plans by Ron Bennett A solar wax melter is a glass-covered box that uses the heat of the sun to melt beeswax and separate it from honey and other materials with which it is found in honey-bee colonies. The melter can be used to render old combs, cappings, burr comb, and other hive scrapings containing wax. It is also handy for removing beeswax from excluders. The melter produces wax of high quality and eliminates the need for the sometimes hazardous job of rendering wax in the house. The sloping top surface of the solar wax melter provides maximum exposure to the sun and allows honey and melted wax to drain quickly into the storage pan. Before use, the entire unit, including the sheet-metal pan, should be painted black for maximum heat absorption. The glass cover with two Read More Go to Site solidaity bees Votes:0 back to how to manege them LINKS first the course of their life all happends!! it is nature!! (all is possible>>>what is possible happends>>>all happends!!) egg>.........>young larva>half larva>>old larva>........>young popa>>half popa>>old popa>...........>young adult both sexes sleep (hibernate) in winter as adult larva. In springtime they pupate (develop into adults, fly out and mate). Out of the eggs appear the new generations and develop to the stage of adult larva and then go into a wintersleep (hibernation). PROSOPIS (larva in wintersleep) both sexes sleep (hibernate) in winter as nympha (pupa). In springtime they develop into adults. The new generation developes to the pupa stage and then go into wintersleep. MEGACHILI, ERIADES (pupa in wintersleep) both sexes sleep in winter as ad Read More Go to Site Table of Contents Votes:0 BEEKEEPING TIPS Table of Contents I. Getting Started in Beekeeping II. Fall Management III. Beekeeping Equipment-Beehives IV. Nectar/Pollen Producing Plants in Mississippi V. Small Hive Beetles VI. Sources of Queens and Packages VII. Beekeeping Associations VIII. Coumaphos Section 18 Approved in Mississippi For information about this page, contact Clarence H. Collison . For information about Mississippi State University, contact msuinfo@ur.msstate.edu . Last modified: Tuesday, 14-Jun-2005 14:02:30 CDT Mississippi State University is an equal opportunity institution. This page has been visited 28,142 times since October 11, 1996. Return to EntoPlPath Home Page Read More Go to Site The Beekeeping Page Learn About Honey Bees and Beekeeping Votes:0 Hello ! THE BEEKEEPING PAGE Welcome to the home page of Michael Mordenti from Lords Valley, PA located 75 miles N.W of NYC . I have been a hobbyist Beekeeper for 9 years (and still learning) I manage 9-11 beehives depending on the time of ( year ) . Hope to add more soon. I produce and pack raw spring and fall wildflower honey, pollen, propolis and beeswax from the wildflowers located here in the Pocono Mts. I also make beeswax candles and pack other products of the hive which are sold locally and given away to family and friends as gifts. For more information on these products feel free to email me at the address on the bottom of this page, or through my guest book. I created this web page to make more people aware of beekeeping, pollination and the benefits of pollen, propolis and raw un Read More Go to Site The Internet Apiculture and Beekeeping Archive Votes:0 The Internet Apiculture and Beekeeping Archive Welcome to the Archive. Here you will find the articles from the Usenet newsgroup sci.agriculture.beekeeping , the logs from the listserv bee-l , FAQ files , and pointers to other beekeeping and apicultural resources , on and off the Internet. NEW: CCD info and links . Browse the complete archive. Search the complete archive. --> (Results will be a weekly bee-l log and/or a monthly news article file. You will then need to use your browser to search for your keyword.) Apiculture is very diverse; our fostering of several insect species to pollinate our crops and produce honey, wax, propolis and venom occurs worldwide. The old beekeeping adage: "There are as many ways to keep bees as there are beekeepers" describes this amazing diversity in beeke Read More Go to Site The Internet Apiculture and Beekeeping Archive Votes:0 The Internet Apiculture and Beekeeping Archive Welcome to the Archive. Here you will find the articles from the Usenet newsgroup sci.agriculture.beekeeping , the logs from the listserv bee-l , FAQ files , and pointers to other beekeeping and apicultural resources , on and off the Internet. NEW: CCD info and links . Browse the complete archive. Search the complete archive. --> (Results will be a weekly bee-l log and/or a monthly news article file. You will then need to use your browser to search for your keyword.) Apiculture is very diverse; our fostering of several insect species to pollinate our crops and produce honey, wax, propolis and venom occurs worldwide. The old beekeeping adage: "There are as many ways to keep bees as there are beekeepers" describes this amazing diversity in beeke Read More Go to Site The Learning Store - University of Wisconsin-Extension Votes:0 home what's new? my account my wish list view cart login Categories --> Community En Español Farming Home & Family Lawn & Garden Natural Resources Program Development & Evaluation 4-H & Youth search Advanced Search need help? customer service 877-947-7827 ordering information order a catalog all publications by category For Extension Staff We're Sorry The resource you are looking for cannot be found. Please try using our search page, or browse through our site. © 1996-2006 Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System, doing business as the Division of Cooperative Extension of the University of Wisconsin-Extension. All rights reserved. Customer Service: 877-947-7827 Read More Go to Site The Pollination Home Page Votes:0 Welcome To The Pollination Home Page (El Home Page De la Polinizaci?n) Your portal to pollination information and images Su porta a la informaci?n y a las im?genes de la polinizaci?n Note #1: If you are looking for the Pollinator Partnership recently featured in Organic Gardening magazine, their correct address is http://www.pollinator.org . Enjoy your visit there. (When you finish there, y'all are welcome to come back and visit here awhile.) Note #2: We were pioneers in bringing attention to the pollinator situation, but I apologize that this page has gotten somewhat stale; as my life has taken a different turn lately. However, I intend to come back here as soon as I am able and upgrade this with a lot of great new information and even more new photos. Please be patient. Thanks...Pollinat Read More Go to Site The Wisconsin Bumblebee Votes:0 T he W isconsin B umblebee Thu, Nov 22, 2007 Here you will find information on the Bumblebees of Wisconsin. It has been gleaned primarily through reading but also through some personal experiences. In part these pages are to combat what I see and other like Richard Bonney have commented on, "information about the techniques of mass producing bumblebees, though generally known, in not readily available in the specifics." In my humble option the only way bumblebee pollination can become economically feasible is for people to share their knowlege. So that we can build the bombus knowlege base together. "The whole is greater than the parts." Searchable Index Search for (word or phrase): --> Table of Contents Bumblebee Pollination Rearing and Management of Bumblebee Colonies Bumblebee Pests and Read More Go to Site University of Nebraska–Lincoln Extension Publications Votes:0 Visitor Prospective Student Current Student Faculty & Staff Business, Industry & Government Search: UNL Web UNL People Worldwide Go UNL Quick Links Office of the Chancellor About UNL Campus Maps Campus Tour Fact Book UNL Calendar UNL Policies Accreditation Update Gifts to Your University Parents Association Undergraduate Graduate College of Law Distance Education Summer Sessions Scholarships & Fin. Aid Office of Academic Affairs Undergraduate Studies Academic Calendar Academic Handbook (pdf) Colleges & Departments Course Catalog Libraries Schedule of Classes Transcripts Office of Research Graduate Studies Agroforestry Center Barkley Center Bureau of Bus. Rsch. 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