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Re: Favorite books
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Thu, 24 Jul 2003 23:26:27 -0400
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Well in no particular order:

A manual of Beekeeping by Wedmore.

Successful Beekeeping by Wedmore.

Queenrearing simplified by Jay Smith

Queen Rearing by Snelgrove.

Beekeeping by Philips

Honey Farming by Manley

Contemporary queenrearing by Laidlaw

Swarming:it's control & prevention by Snelgrove

Honey in the comb by Killions

A modern bee farm by Simms (or is it Simmons???)

There's 10 for starters. I've read them all and there all pretty good.  With
the first being my favorite.

Clay
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