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Reed's Bees Featured
www.reedsbees.comReed's Bees documents one man's journey into beekeeping.
Reed's Bees
www.reedsbees.comThe story of an aspiring beekeeper in Portland, Oregon.
Resources for Beekeepers and Bee Breeders
www.glenn-apiaries.com/resource.htmlResources for beekeepers and bee breeders by Glenn Apiaries.
Results: Using Essential Oils for Honey Bee Mite Contro...
www.wvu.edu/~agexten/varroa/varroa2.htmThis group has found that several essential oils can either kill, or adversely affect varroa mites.
Rhineland, our beekeepery on the Drachenfels
honighaeuschen.eu/index.php?id=61Apiary in the Drachenfels of Germany.
Rivendale Apiculture
www.apiculture.co.za
Hobby bee keeper in South Africa; Am Capensis.
Robo's World
robo.hydroville.comTrials and tribulations of a hobby beekeeper. Some interesting equipment ideas.
Ross Rounds
www.rossrounds.comHere you will find descriptions of Ross Round Comb Section equipment, much information on its use, and answers to some of your questions. In the United States and Canada over 90% of comb honey sections are produced in Ross Rounds™ equipment.
Rowse Honey
www.rowsehoney.co.ukRowse Honey is still the UK's leading honey brand, with around 34% of the entire market. They have substantially increased their investment in factory premises and offices accommodation, now employing over 100 people. In October 2006 Rowse was proud to be ...
Rushe Warre
www.ruche-warre.comA comercial Warre beekeeper site in France. Use Babel Fish to translate.
Russian Honey Bee Earning Its Stripes
www.ars.usda.gov/is/AR/archive/oct01/bee1001.htmAfter a harsh winter, it looks to be a honey of a year for a sturdy breed of Russian bee that's helping U.S. apiarists fortify their hives against parasitic tracheal and Varroa mites.
Russian Queen Project Chronology
www.ars.usda.gov/Services/docs.htm?docid=6444The table below is a year-by-year listing of activities associated with the Russian Honey Bee Queen Breeding Project since its inception.