BEEKEEPING IN ENGLAND ARTICLE

[KONASDAD]

www.usatoday.com/tech/science/2006-06-26-beekeeping_x.htm  



JUST THOUGHT YOU ALL MIGHT BE INTERESTED

[Yarra_Valley]

Nice one there Konasdad thanks.

Might be worthwhile cut and pasting it to the reprint articles archive before it disapears.


Cheers,
James.

[Michael Bush]

>"Bees do come with different temperaments. Some can be absolutely revolting,"

I've had those kind of bees.  I wish I was that colorful describing them.

[KONASDAD]

MB Frankly you should write a book. Colorful isn't needed. Common sense and straightforward answers are whats needed for the newbie. I greatly appreciate your approach. I have learned so much from the way you write. Factually! Beginners need to be told what to do sometimes. These answers that offer no soloutions can be very unsettling to a rookie. Your answers actually answer the question. There are others on this site as well, but I would encourage you to write a book. Beekeeping will continue to grow in popularity IMO for the near future.
thanx
seth

[Kathyp]

thanks for the link.  i posted it to my sister in england.  i had just sent her some pics of my bees at work.  maybe she can keep some in the council park!   :o