NEW April 18, 2019: Native and Honey Bee Resources
NEW: Healthy Colony Checklist by Bayer Bee Care
References and Resources on Selected Pesticides (Selected by Jessica Louque
NEW North Carolina State University Apiculture Program
Beekeeping Web Resources (Selected by Debbie Roos)
The Beekeepers’ Library (Strathcona Beekeepers Association of Vancouver)
Historical Digital Beekeeping Collections
The Hive and the Honeybee (Everett Franklin Phillips Beekeeping Collection)
The Charles C. Miller Apicultural Collection
Video Links:
The presentations featured at the links below were presented at the 2018 National Honey Show in Surrey, England by Clarence Collison. He writes monthly column “A Closer Look” for Bee Culture magazine.
2018 National Honey Show Lectures By Clarence Collison
Applying The Basics Of Honey Bee Biology
Examining Combs – What Do They Tell You
A Closer Look at Factors Affecting Queen Quality
Glandular System Of Honey Bees
Other lecture videos can be found HERE
All UK’s National Honey Show Lecture Videos
Guides
A Field Guide to Honey Bees and Their Maladies (Revised 2015)
A Quick Reference Guide to Honey Bee Parasites, Pests, Predators, and Diseases
U.S. Cooperative Extension System Honey Bee Health Resources
Small Hive Beetle (Aethina tumida) Online Info:
NC State University
Clemson University
University of Georgia
University of Florida
University of Arkansas
Varroa
Tools for Varroa Management (June 1, 2018)
Newsletters
Wolfpack’s Waggle Newsletters
Webinars
NC State Apiculture Program Beekeeping Webinars
The Ohio State University Bee Lab Webinars
Web-Based Training
NC State BEES Online
Ohio State Beekeepers Introduction to Beekeeping
Dr. James Tew’s Online “Backyard Beekeeping”
Links to Beekeeping Forums
World Wide Beekeeping Forum
Beemaster International Beekeeping Forum
Beesource Beekeeping Forum
UK Beekeeping Forum
An International Beekeeping Community Forum
Other Resources
Certified Naturally Grown Apiary Standards
Handbook for Natural Beekeeping
A Guide to Beekeeping from Flowers to Harvesting
Bees, Hornets and Wasps