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• Health and hazards
Craibstone
He is a member of the Somerset branch of the British Beekeeping Association and the Frame circle of Natural Beekeepers
but it will be of interest to all those curious to know how beekeeping has developed over the centuries
Swarming Biology and Control by Wally Shaw Reference • Health and hazardsOne of the key events in the beekeeping year (for both the bees and the beekeeper) is the swarming season. In order to obtain the maximum honey yield from colonies, the beekeeper needs to manage the natural swarming process. Much has been written about swarming but this often takes the form of rather prescriptive instructions for swarm control which may, or may not, have the desired result. Swarming is simply reproduction and this book begins with a