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Recent Articles
- 5 Fundamentals For April & May Gardening
- Straw Hive Making Video
- Profitable Self Sufficient Living
- How To Make Your Own Scented Candles
- Audio of lecture by Dr. Elizabeth Capaldi Evans
- Honey Bees: Friend or Foe?
- Back to School and Back to Good Food
- Pete Sieling publishes article on saving brood comb
- Bee Culture starts new bee blog
- Gardening Organic: Mulch, Compost and Pest Control
- The Local Farmers Market – A Lot More Than Just Great Food
- Book Review: Storey’s Guide to Beekeeping
- Book Review: The Honeybee Hobbyist, by Norman Gary
- Removing a Honeybee Colony from an Old House
- Photos of Pollinators in the Adirondacks
- World Population Day: Agriculture Offers Huge Opportunities for a Planet of 7 Billion
- Farming the Cities, Feeding an Urban Future
- Honey Grilled Chicken
- National Academy of Science makes publications available for free, including research on North American Pollinators
- Buying Foreclosed Farmland- a checklist
- Photos of honey bottling process
- Organic Agriculture’s Resilience Shows Untapped Potential
- Penn State Leads Honey Bee Health Initiative
- Garreson Publishing to provide free websites for bee clubs
- Removing Honey Bee Colonies from Buildings
- Book Review: Fruitless Fall
- Interview with Mustapha Nadaji, Nigerian Beekeeper
- Honey Bee Costumes from “Jungle Book”
- Ugandan Beekeepers Fund Education through Beekeeping
- Bait Hive Workshop by Peter Sieling
- Audio of lecture by Dr. Thomas D. Seeley, Honeybee biologist at Cornell University
- Ugandan Beekeeper Explains Role of Foreign Aid in Non-Profits
- Researcher in Kenya changes lives through beekeeping education
- Audio of talk by Randy Oliver, of ScientificBeekeeping.com
- Garreson Publishing Releases Book on Bait Hives
- Adobe Calls Bees Clutter
- Philadelphia Beekeepers Starting Youth Program
- Reviews available on Garreson Publishing
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- Peter Sieling speaks at Finger Lakes Beekeeping Club
- Garreson Publishing adds plans for Excelsior Hive Covers
- On Purchasing Honey
- 2010 Philadelphia Honey Festival
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- Garreson Publishing Newsletter, November 2010
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- Garreson Publishing adds plans for a window mounted observation hive
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5 Fundamentals For April & May Gardening
Guest post by Colin Although the weather has been up and down and unpredictable, it is safe to say that finally, springtime is here. And for your garden it’s a time of soil preparation, sowing seeds and replanting, preparation to … Continue reading
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Straw Hive Making Video
I found this neat video demonstration of making a straw bee hive-
Profitable Self Sufficient Living
Guest post by Daniel Travis Brown It’s no secret that people worldwide have begun to take notice of the serious concerns over global warming and fossil fuel; with governments everywhere advocating the recycling of as many household products as possible, … Continue reading
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How To Make Your Own Scented Candles
Guest Post Buying scented candles might sound like an easy option, but they can also be pricey. Making the candles at home is not only inexpensive, but also allows you to be creative. Paraffin, soy and beeswax are the three … Continue reading
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Audio of lecture by Dr. Elizabeth Capaldi Evans
Dr. Evans’ talk, “Learning about Bee Learning,” will review bees as model animals for understanding general principles of learning and why this information is essential for beekeepers, as well as recent research about how environmental factors (global change, pesticides, and … Continue reading
Honey Bees: Friend or Foe?
People are terrified of bees. This small insect, smaller than the tip of my pinkie, can terrify a large man to the point of leaping to his feet, sprinting as fast as he can in any direction, and jumping into … Continue reading
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Back to School and Back to Good Food
Washington, D.C.- As summer comes to an end, school is just around the corner for children across the United States. For children enrolled in state schools, this typically means the return of unhealthy lunches that are best described as “fast food”: … Continue reading
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Pete Sieling publishes article on saving brood comb
The September issue of Bee Culture has an article by my father (Pete Sieling) on saving brood comb. He’s been doing more swarm removals this summer, and this is reflected in the detail of the article. -Gary
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Bee Culture starts new bee blog
Check it out at http://blog.beeculture.com/
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Gardening Organic: Mulch, Compost and Pest Control
Guest post by webpagefx Gardening organic is easy to do, when you’ve got tips like these. Mulch, compost and effective pest control are all essential to gardening organic. Compost Compost is an organic material that has decomposed and is re-used … Continue reading
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