Dr. Jim Tew describes the process of beekeepers providing rental beehives for commercial growers. Frequently, bees other than honey bees are used as pollinators and they are discussed also.
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In this section
A Web-Based Introductory Beekeeping Training Program
Assembling Hive Equipment
Beekeeper Training – Increase your Knowledge and Skills
Frame Assembly
Branding Wooden Equipment
Lighting A Smoker
Spring Bee Flight
Spring Management – Part 1
Spring Management – Part 2
Spring Management – Part 3
Spring Management – Part 4
Correcting A Cross Comb Colony
Refurbishing Hive Equipment
Evaluating A Queen’s Performance – Part 1
Evaluating A Queen’s Performance – Part 2
Evaluating A Queen’s Performance – Part 3
Evaluating A Queen’s Performance – Part 4
Package Bees – Part 1
Package Bees – Part 2
Hiving A Swarm
Hiving Three Swarms
Laying Workers – Part 1
Laying Workers – Part 2
A Quick View of a Propolis Forager
Water Foragers
Moving Two Bee Colonies
An Introduction to Wintering Biology
Basic Hive Equipment
Feeders – Part 1
Feeders – Part 2
Hive Supers
Preparing Colonies for Winter
Protective Equipment
Specialty Beehive Equipment
Transferring Bees – Part 1
Transferring Bees – Part 2
Honey Bees and Parasitic Mites – A Historic Review with Some Control Suggestions
Commercial Pollination
The Dynamics of Pollination
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