> just one hive.  I lean heavily on a bee keeping paper back book
> that I got from Walter Kelly Co. in Kentucky.  (I am writing this at
> work and I'm sorry, I can't remember the exact title - if it's
> important, let me know and I'll find out and drop you another
> line).  If you can, get a copy (better yet, a subscription :-)  )
> of the magazines, "American Bee Journal" and "Gleenings in Bee
> Culture".  Both have lots of useful tips as well as advertisements
> and mailing addresses for supplies, etc.  Good luck - keep in
> touch.
 
I'm going to what was the USSR in a couple weeks and have a friend that
has a bee keeping private business.  I joined the list to see if there
was any material I could bring him.  I got a price list of supplies
from a local bee keeping stores, but they didn't have journals.
 
Does anyone know of a quick way I can get a hold of some of these journals?
 
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