Swarm Control by Richard Ball Skeps A fresh point of view

A fresh point of view on one of the most remarkable behavioural performances in the animal kingdom

Enter idle beekeeping: the grassroots

In Highways and Byways of Beekeeping he ventures down some of the many

I believe that a sound knowledge of the natural history of honeybees is essential to being a good beekeeper and the first priority of the beekeeper is to keep the bees healthy

the constructive criticism and suggestions of my daughter

Swarm Control by Richard Ball Skeps A fresh point of viewPagden, Heddon, Snelgrove and now swarm control. Richard Ball expertly, and succinctly details his experience in managing the honey bees natural swarm impulse. Required reading, and a required skill for beekeepers everywhere. Kim Flottum (Growing Planet Media) Richard (former National Bee Inspector for England & Wales) started beekeeping in 1983 helping a small bee farmer and then with his own bees in 1984. After retirement from a previous career in