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The Bee-friendly Beekeeper A Sustainable Approach

Handbook / Manual
By: David Heaf
150 pages, 78 colour illustrations
The Bee-friendly Beekeeper
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  • The Bee-friendly Beekeeper ISBN: 9781904846604 Paperback Jan 2011 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 1-2 weeks
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This title offers an insightful and intelligent exploration of modern beekeeping practices, and how they can be improved for a more sustainable and bee-friendly approach. In recent years, beekeepers around the world have suffered heavy and often dramatic loss of their colonies. Is it possible that the way in which bees are being kept could be part of the problem? And could hive design, artificial queen breeding, medication, and other elements of modern beekeeping be reducing the vitality of bees? "The Bee-Friendly Beekeeper" examines the issues surrounding modern beekeeping practices in order to identify an approach to keeping bees that is not only better for the bees themselves, but also for the future of beekeeping.

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David Heaf is a highly experienced beekeeper and passionate teacher.

Handbook / Manual
By: David Heaf
150 pages, 78 colour illustrations
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