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Video on Getting Started in Beekeeping in 5 steps
2011
12.14
I get asked some basic 101 questions all the time. So I've finally
made a video that outlines my advice in 5 easy steps.


youtube/embed/ZMbBQkgpCuo

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Documentary I made on Bee Smokers with Dr. Paul Jackson
2011
12.06
This summer I had time to go visit with the Texas State
Entomologist, Dr. Paul Jackson.
He has a phenomenal collection of bee smokers and the lore that
surrounds them. I couldn't help but make a documentary on it.
Granted, a bit sloppy on the editing, but effective.

youtube/embed/OR3U523TLgI

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Free Basic Beekeeping Manual for NGOs & Peace Corps Volunteers
2011
12.01
This one goes out to my friends in Peace Corps and NGOs.
I'm a really, really big fan of Pam Gregory and her beekeeping
work. She has also created the best manual for third world
beekeeping out there. This 71 page manual is not just about how to
do beekeeping in the bush, but the basic life cycle of the bee a
beekeeper needs to know, it covers how to harvest, what equipment
to build, how to make a bee suit from a rice sack, and how to
package honey that will sell in local markets. The real vertical
knowledge base a beekeeper truely needs to know to make it. Basic
Beekeeping manual-
With foundation grant money from Waterloo, her manual is now
released as a free download. Basic Beekeeping manula-
You can find it at
aainternational.co.uk/content/view/74/81/
I've been told it will also be available soon at
The FAO Agricultural Technologies and Practices TECA website
teca.fao
The International Development pages of the National Bee Unit's
BeeBase website nationalbeeunit
Practical Action practicalaction
Bees Abroad beesabroad.uk

The volumes available:

+ The Basic Beekeeping Manual English
+ The Basic Beekeeping Manual French
+ The Basic Beekeeping Manual Kiswahili
+ The Basic Beekeeping Manual Chichewa
+ The Basic Beekeeping Manual Shona
+ The Basic Beekeeping Manual Kinyarwandan
+ The Basic Beekeeping Manual Hausa (from August 2011)
+ The Advanced Beekeeping Manual English
+ The Advanced Beekeeping Manual Shona (from August 2011)

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Video of Beekeeping of Apis Dorsata aka Giant Honeybees
2011
11.22
I've seen honey hunters cutting down the door sized single combs
that Dorsata bees build. Normally the hunters are poor and they cut
down the entire comb honey and all. The honey is drained, the brood
might be eaten,
Indian Dorsata beekeeping and the wax will be sold. But this video
shows honey hunters who are professionals, harvesting holes of
honey from the combs in a sustainable way. Quite fascinating.
youtube/watch?v=RbCmI1dQwEI
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Great Beekeeping Recordings from American Beekeeping Federation
2011
11.15
The ABF did audio recording of it's sessions the links to the MP3's
are found on their page:
abfnet/displaycommon.cfm?an=1&subarticlenbr=134
Session Recordings-
Several educational sessions were recorded during the 2011 North
American Beekeeping Conference & Tradeshow in Galveston, Texas, and
are now available for your review. Download them at your
convenience and spend some time revisiting the 2011 conference in
your own home. We hope you find these recordings to be a valuable
resource for your personal beekeeping education and experience.
Click on the links below to access the audio version of these
sessions.
Special thanks to American Beekeeping Federation member Tim Tucker
for his assistance with this project.
Wednesday, January 5, 2011 (Commercial Beekeepers Shared Interest
Group)
Charles Wick: Proteomics of Iridescent Virus and Nosema (MP3 file)
Tom Moriarity and Tom Steeger EPA: EPA Actions to Help Pollinators
(MP3 file)
Various Speakers: Discussions with the EPA (MP3 file)
Kerry Scott: Update on H2A Procedures for Beekeepers (MP3 file)
Randy Oliver: Latest on Bee Nutrition and Nosema Ceranae (MP3 file)
Steve Coy: Russian Bees: How They Have Helped My Operation (MP3
file)
Wednesday, January 5, 2011 (Honey Producer/Packer Shared Interest
Group)
Randy Oliver: Protecing the Image of Honey (MP3 file)
Ray Olivarez and Shannon Wooten: What Queen Breeders are Doing to
Ensure Quality Queens for Your Operation (MP3 file)
Tony and Dan LaLonde: Maximizing Profit Through Organic: Pitfalls,
Potentials, Possibilities and Profit! (MP3 file)
Dr. Zachary Huang: Optimum Health = Maximum Protection (MP3)
Wednesday, January 5, 2011 (Package Bee & Queen Breeders Shared
Interest Group)
David Tarpy: NCSU: Ongoing Issues with Queens (MP3 file)
Marion Ellis and Livette Dahlgren: The Effects of Toxins on Queen
Honey Bees (MP3 file)
Randy Oliver: Scientific Beekeeping: Thoughts About Queen Breeding
(MP3 file)
Shannon Wooten: Queen Rearing in Northern California: A Family
Tradition (MP3 file)
Wednesday, January 5, 2011 (Small Scale/Sideliner Shared Interest
Group)
Mark Dykes: Honey Bee Research in Florida (MP3 file)
Paul Jackson: Collection of Smokers and Status of Beekeeping in
Texas (MP3 file)
Randy Furbert and Quincy Burgess: Beekeeping in Bermuda (MP3 file)
Roger Hoopingarner: Two Queen System (MP3 file)
Ted Jones: Growing from a Small Scale to a Sideline Beekeeper (MP3
file)
Thursday, January 6, 2011 (General Session)
Albert Robinson: The Saskatraz Honey Bee Breeding Program (MP3
file)
Brandon Hopkins: The Importance of Honey Bees and Other Pollinators
to U.S. Agriculture: 1992-2008 (MP3 file)
Bruce Boynton: National Honey Board Marketing and Research Programs
(MP3 file)
Christi Heintz: Best Management Practices for Beekeepers
Pollinating Ag Crops (MP3 file)
Dr. Gloria DeGrandi-Hoffman: The Effects of Fungicides on the
Physiology and Health of Honey Bees (MP3 file)
Dr. Jay Evans: Targeting Bee Pests with Genetics (MP3 file)
Dr. Jeff Pettis: Dream Fields (MP3 file)
Dr. Laine Bourgeois: Research in Molecular Biology at the USDA Lab
in Baton Rouge (MP3 file)
Dr. Marion Ellis: Honey Bee Pharmacology (MP3 file)
Dr. Medhat Nasr: Honey Bee Health Surveillance: A Successful
Program to Restore Bee Health (MP3 file)
Dr. Peter Teal: Development of Attractants and Repellants for
Control of Honey Bee Pests (MP3 file)
Dr. Ron Fessenden: Sleeping Your Way to Better Health (with Honey)
(MP3 file)
Dr. Stephen Pernal: An Update on Recent Findings on the Biology and
Control of Nosema Ceranae (MP3 file)
Joan Gunter: Report from the Foundation for the Preservation of
Honey Bees (MP3 file)
Susan Coby: The UCD and WSU Stock Implementation Project (MP3 file)
Thursday, January 6, 2011 (Serious Sideliner Symposium)
Grant Gillard: Options in Comb Honey Production (MP3 file)
Greg Hannaford: Don't Just Sell Honey, Sell the Beekeeper: Guide to
Effective Marketing (MP3 file)
Karen Peteros: Urbanism: Bees in the City (San Francisco,
California) (MP3 file)
Brandon and Susan Pollard: Urbanism: Bees in the City (Dallas,
Texas) (MP3 file)
Ginger Reuter: Setting Up a Candle Business (MP3 file)
Rich Wieske: Propolis (MP3 file)
Rich Wieske: Urbanism: Bees in the City (Detroit, Michigan) (MP3
file)
Various Speakers: Extraction of Bees (MP3 file)
Friday, January 7, 2011 (General Session)
Various Speakers: Certified True Source Honey Traceability Program
(MP3)
Clint Walker: National Honey Bee Advisory Board Update (MP3 file)
Dan Cummings: Almond Industry Perspective (MP3 file)
Various Speakers: Loss of Honey Bee Colonies - Unraveling the
Interactions Between Pathogens and Pesticides (MP3 file)
Dr. Mark Carroll: Of Microbes and Molecules - Honey Bee Nutrition
Revisited (MP3 file)
Dr. William Meikle: Temperature, Diet and Other Factors on Small
Hive Beetle Growth and Reproduction (MP3 file)
Dr. Frank Eischen: Impact of Nutritional Stress, Varroa and Nosema
Acting Either Singly or Together on Honey Bee Strength and Survival
(MP3 file)
Gordon Marks: World Honey Supply and Demand and How it Relates to
the North American Market (MP3 file)
Friday, January 7, 2011 (Serious Sideliner Symposium)
Jennifer Berry: Going Postal and Other Issues (MP3 file)
Jim Haskell and Pam Fisher: Virginia's Beekeeping Guilds and
Nucleus Colony Programs (MP3 file)
David Mendes: Making Nuclei Hives: How We "Rejuvenate" Old Hives
into "Beehives of the Future" (MP3 file)
Sheldon Schwitek: To Market to Market: Pricing for and Selling at
Farm Markets (MP3 file)
David Tarpy: Advantages of Multiple Mating (MP3 file)
Various Speakers: Discussion: Replacing Packages with Locally
Produced Nuclei (MP3 file)
Saturday, January 8, 2011 (Interactive Workshops)
Frederique Keller: Apitherapy (MP3 file)
Dr. Ron Fessenden: The Revolutionary Impact of Honey on Human
Health (MP3 file)
Dr. Eric Mussen: Hints for Successful Backyard Beekeeping (MP3
file)
Randy Oliver: General Beekeeping Q&A (MP3 file)
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Back From the Texas Beekeeping Conference
2011
11.07
Met lots of folks, learned much, and made lots of video for my
fans. I even got to see and film the coronation of the new honey
queen.
The main lessons from the technical track was that we should be
feeding our bees in September to survive best over the winter.
Also, that feeding will really help a hive with dealing with
Nosema.
I also learned of a toxic honey plant in Texas that is (thankfully)
reasonably rare, called `Snow on the Mountain' which you can find
more about here:
wildflower/gallery/result.php?id_image=14586
Snow on the Mountain
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Beekeeping in Hong Kong
2011
10.24
Found a nice short video about Hong Kong's bee buzz. Note this is
about Apis Cerana not Apis Melifera bees.

youtube/embed/6B2MgVxaxSE


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Honeyflow Realtime Scale Hack
2011
09.20
As an electrical engineer, I really dig this kind of thing. It is a
hive scale to measure the honeyflow in real time.

hackaday/2011/09/20/attiny-hacks-bees-an-electronic-scal
e-to-see-who-brings-in-more-honey/
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Massive Hive Video went viral
2011
09.06
Finally figured out why the Massive Hive video went viral. In
about 3 days it did 12,000 hits. Tracked it down to a website
called OMGvideos
omgvideoz/2011/huge-bee-hive-found-in-austin-tx/
So this is the kind of thing the average public wants to see.
*sigh*
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New York Beekeeping Dispute over Feral Hive
2011
08.31
cityroom.blogs.nytimes/2011/08/30/bee-rescue/?hp
Tropical Storm Irene moved through New York City on Sunday knocking
out power, causing flooding in some neighborhoods and knocking over
many trees.
In one corner of Fort Greene Park in Brooklyn, the storm also set
off a fight -- over bees.... see story

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