I got word that my prior attempts to post this FAQ didn't work
so well. Sorry about that! Here is attempt #3. Maybe one of these
days, my mail server will cooperate!!
Well, here it is.... the long awaited BEE-L FAQ!
I have taken the Frequently Asked Question (FAQ) list
from the sci.agriculture.beekeeping newsgroup, and
added a few BEE-L specific items to the front. Unless I
get significant input requesting otherwise, I will update
and repost this FAQ roughly once a month. Your
help is needed to improve this FAQ! Please submit your
comments, and contributions to this FAQ to
Rick Hough ([log in to unmask]), or Adam
Finkelstein ([log in to unmask]).
Sincerely,
Rick Hough
[log in to unmask]
* * * * * * BEE-L FAQ * * * * * *
updated May 25, 1994
What is BEE-L?
BEE-L is a computerized e-mail list. All e-mail sent to the BEE-L
address is duplicated and mailed to all the current subscribers on the
list. The listserver (the computer that runs the list) maintains a log
(archive) of all messages, and list members may request a copy of
the log. The archive has a separate file for each month, and these
files are currently saved for about a year. To access the listserve
computer itself (i.e. to subscribe to or unsubscribe from BEE-L, to
request a log file, etc.), send e-mail to the listserver address. Don't
send control messages to the BEE-L address, because the message
will just be sent to everyone on the list, and the computer will not do
what you wanted it to do. Note that most control messages contain
the list name (BEE-L) somewhere in the command, as the listserve
computer generally runs many lists at any given time.
How do I post a message to BEE-L?
If you are on the Internet, send an e-mail message to bee-
[log in to unmask] If you are on BitNet, address your e-mail to
[log in to unmask] Any message received at these addresses
will be duplicated and mailed to everyone currently subscribed to
the BEE-L list.
How do I subscribe to, or unsubscribe from BEE-L?
Send mail to the listserve computer (from the Internet the address is
[log in to unmask] from BitNet, the address is
[log in to unmask] To SUBSCRIBE, the body of your message
must contain the line:
SUBSCRIBE BEE-L <your full name>
You may abbreviate SUBSCRIBE with SUB. Be sure to substitute your
real name for the <your full name> placeholder. You do not need
quotes or any other delimiters surrounding your name. The listserve
computer will determine your address from the "From:" header in
your message. To UNSUBSCRIBE, the body of your message must
contain the line:
SIGNOFF BEE-L
You may substitute either UNSUBSCRIBE or UNSUB for the SIGNOFF in
this command to remove your subscription to the list If your address
has changed since you subscribed, this command will fail - write to
YOUR local POSTMAST/POSTMASTER/POSTMSTR id for assistance. If
that fails, then write to OWNER-BEE-L @<listnode> for assistance.
If that fails, then write
POSTMAST/POSTMASTER/POSTMSTR@<listnode> (<listnode> =
ALBANY.BITNET if you are on BitNet. <listnode> = uacsc2.albany.edu
if you are on Internet). To avoid this problem, UNSUBSCRIBE from
BEE-L before you move to a new e-mail address, and then
resubscribe from your new address.
How do I get help using the listserver?
Send a message to the listserver, with the one word HELP in the body
of the message. Address the message to [log in to unmask] if you
are on BitNet, or address it to [log in to unmask] if you are
on the Internet. The listserver will mail a help document back to you.
Sending the message INFO ? will cause the listserver to mail you a
list of additional help documents that are available. These additional
documents are requested by sending the message INFO <topic> (be
sure to substitute the desired document name for <topic>)
Sci.agriculture.beekeeping FAQ
5/24/94
This is the first FAQ for Sci.agriculture.beekeeping. A FAQ file is
dynamic, and changes as information is added and deleted, hopefully to be
archived for reference. If you think something is missing, or need
something that is not here, then by all means ask, suggest, demand but do
not be shy! This file is for all beekeepers.
POINTERS TO APICULTURAL INFORMATION ON INTERNET
Sci.agriculture.beekeeping Usenet newsgroup
[log in to unmask] Listserv List
sun1.oardc.ohio-state.edu Anonymous ftp
sun1.oardc.ohio-state.edu Gopher
(comments on the above to [log in to unmask])
Beekeeping FAQ's (frequently asked questions)
Via email.
How to use:
Email to [log in to unmask]
on subject line put the name of FAQ : HONEY ADULTERATION
FAQ Last update 5-12-94
name * NEW or UPDATED
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HINT.IND THIS INDEX *
usda-bee.lab Address & Info on Sending Dead bee samples (1992) *
formic.txt Warning on use of Formic Acid by beekeepers (1992) *
propolis Jerry Bronenshenk on PROPOLIS (1994) *
4-H.txt 4-H joins the Internet (1993) *
FSHEET11 INFORMATION US BEEKEEPING (ARS 1992)
HINT.101 SOURCES OF BEEKEEPING INFORMATION
HINT.102 HONEY AND ITS USES
HINT.103 HONEY ADULTERATION
HINT.104 FLORIDA BEE INSPECTION
HINT.105 FLORIDA BEARS AND BEEKEEPING
HINT.106 HONEY HOUSE SANITATION
HINT.107 FLORIDA HONEY LABELING REGULATIONS
HINT.108 PRODUCING SECTION (COMB) HONEY
HINT.109 EXHIBITING HONEY
HINT.110 SAMPLE POLLINATION AGREEMENT
HINT.111 SOLAR BEESWAX RENDERING AND HINTS FOR EXHIBITING WAX BLOCKS
HINT.112 EXTENSION APICULTURAL VISUAL AIDS
HINT.113 USING HONEY IN LARGE-QUANTITY RECIPES
HINT.115 GOOD NEIGHBOR GUIDELINES AND ORDINANCES
HINT.116 CHALKBROOD RECOMMENDATIONS
HINT.117 HONEY MARKETING SURVEY
HINT.118 PRODUCING POLLEN
HINT.119 FINANCIAL MANGEMENT FOR BEEKEEPERS
HINT.120 UPWARD VENTILATION
HINT.121 WAX MOTH CONTROL
HINT.122 BEE STINGS AND REACTIONS
HINT.123 EXTENSION APICULTURE IN FLORIDA
HINT.124 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND RATIOS FOR BEEKEEPING OPERATIONS
HINT.125 PRESERVING WOODENWARE IN BEEKEEPING OPERATIONS
HINT.126 THE VALUE OF POLLINATION BY HONEY BEES
HINT.127 THE VARROA BEE MITE
HINT.128 INFANT BOTULISM AND HONEY
HINT.129 HONEY JUDGING AND STANDARDS
HINT.130 USING THE HONEY REFRACTOMETER
HINT.131 OBSERVATION BEE HIVES
All Hints courtesy of Malcolm T. Sanford, Cooperative Extension Service
Thanks to Andy Nachbaur ([log in to unmask]) for putting this
together. Andy coordinates wildbees bbs, disseminating beekeeping
information worldwide. I've heard he has a few colonies of bees too...
crl.com Anonymous ftp
password <your e-mail address>
/users/ro/robbee/BEE>
+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%
% [log in to unmask] box 721 healdsburg ca 95448 %
+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%+%
sunsite.unc.edu Anonymous ftp, gopher, telnet
/pub/academic/agriculture/sustainable_agriculture/beekeeping
/pub/academic/agriculture/sustainable_agriculture/beekeeping/newsletters/apis
ucdavis.edu Anonymous ftp
/pub/extension/4h-youth/bee-keeping
Entomology World Wide-Web Server at Colorado State University
http:// www.colostate.edu/Depts/Entomology/ent.html
Questions about accessing these sources may be answered locally or by
reading news.answers,news.announce.newusers or by writing me, and I'll try
to point you in the best direction.([log in to unmask])
Please don't be afraid to ask!
FAQ
The following list of FAQ was compiled by Rick Hough ([log in to unmask])
Thank you Rick for a fine job.
Now, need your input for the answers.
Why did my beehive die?
What is the difference between Honey Bees and other stinging insects?
How do I recognize a honey bee?
Why do Bees Sting?
What Should I do if there are bees flying all around me?
What is the best treatment for a bee sting?
What about allergic reactions?
Is it true that all bees/honeybees will more likely attack things that
are tall/dark/furry-hairy/smelly (what kind of smells?) ?
What is Apitherapy?
What is an African Bee, and how do I recognize it?
Why are African Bees called "Killer Bees?"
Are African Bees really dangerous?
Do I have to worry about African Bees? (will African Bees be moving into
my neighborhood?)
How far north will the "killer Bees" get, and when?
Bibliography of children's books on bees.
Bibliography of beekeeping texts.
Bibliography of biology (habitat, parasites, etc.)
Protective gear.
Finding Queens.
Regulatory and research people and their addresses.
AHB Progress and news.
What is the National Honey Board?
How do I find a local beekeeper?
What is a swarm -are they dangerous
Are their different races of honeybees? What are they and how do they
differ?
Supering.
Pollen Production.
Honey Production.
Queen Rearing.
Social Order.
Lore.
Bee Deterrent?
Swarm removal?
Mail or post your input so we may have some FAQs to FAQ for the next
FAQ file.
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