Periodicals
Periodicals
All About Honey Bees
www.lulu.com/browse/book_view.php?fCID=561895&fBuyItem=5Nicely illustrated with close-up photos. It will tell you all about honey bees, who lives in the beehive,what their duties are, what swarming is about, how to start beekeeping and much more.
American Bee Journal
www.dadant.com/journal/The American Bee Journal was established in 1861 by Samuel Wagner and has been published continuously since that time except for a brief period during the Civil War.
Apiacta
www.beekeeping.com/apimondia/apiacta_us.htmAn international magazine of technicaal and economic information on beekeeping.
Bee Craft
www.bee-craft.comBee Craft is the UK’s leading beekeeping journal.Bee Craft has published informative articles and news for beekeepers and bee lovers every month since 1919.
Bee Culture
www.beeculture.comBee Culture, The Magazine Of American Beekeeping, is designed for beginning, sideline and commercial beekeepers who what the latest information on the science and art of keeping bees.
Effects of Comb Age on Honey Bee Colony Growth
www.ent.uga.edu/bees/publications/effects_comb_age.pdfA good understanding of comb age and it's effect on the bee colony.
Hivelights
www.honeycouncil.ca/users/folder.asp@FolderID=4678.htmNational magazine of the Canadian Honey Council.
L'abeille de France
www.apiculture.com/abeille-de-france/index.htmL'abeille de France is the most important of the monthly publications in France -- for all beekeepers, from the amateurs to the professionals.
The Speedy Bee
www.squidoo.com/Speedy_BeeThe Speedy Bee is a southeastern newspaper dedicated to beekeeping issues published by Troy Fore Jr., current Executive Secretary of the American Beekeeping Federation.
Walt Wright Articles
www.knology.net/~k4vb/all%20walt%20articles.htmAll articles created by Walt Wright for American Bee Journal and Bee Culture. A tremendous resource!