Beekeeping in Australia: For Pleasure and Profit

by Bailey, Fred

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Book desription: Victoria: William Heinemann, 1988. Publishers original pictorial boards, lightly sunned spine. Illustrated endpapers, no inscriptions. 144pp including index. Profusely illustrated with b/w photographs and instructive line illustrations throughout text. Small mark to bottom closed pages otherwise pages clean and bright in firm binding. This is the best book available for any Australian contemplating setting up beehives for the first time, whether you are a time-short suburbanite interested in this fascinating hobby, or a farmer or gardener hoping to increase crop yields, or simply hoping to produce homey for the table or extra cash. Fred Bailey offers over 50 years experience in his sound, clear, practical instructions on how to raise bees, with tips and suggestions on plant types and their nectar, recognising and combating diseases, preparing honey for show and sale, and the equipment you need. Swarming and raising artificial queens are also covered.. Reprint. Hard Cover. Very Good/No Jacket. 8vo.

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