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Re: Beekeeping Software
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Sat, 30 Apr 2005 09:54:12 -0600
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Regarding beekeeping software, I'm aware of at least four possible,
existing options:

1) Tom Sanford worked with Penn State (as I remember) on a spreadsheet
program for managing a bee business.  I'm not sure how/where one can obtain
this.  Tom?

2) A firm in Canada was marketing a Hive Records program a couple of years
ago, when I was in Canada.  Maybe Alan Dick can provide specifics?

3)  A 4-H girl and her father worked up a nice little Pocket PC hive notes
program about 3-4 years ago.
I saw an early copy and it was useful.  They used to follow this
list.  Hope she carried through and marketed it.

Jerry

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