American Bee Journal, Vol. XVII, No. 2, January 12, 1881
Various
Play
Length 1 h 56 min
Chapters 16
First published 1881
The American Bee Journal is the “oldest bee paper in America established in 1861 devoted to scientific bee-culture and the production and sale of pure honey. This issue covers such topics such as Importing Bees from Italy, Spring Feeding -- Spring Dwindling, The Last Honey Season in California, and How to Prepare Bees for Shipping. - Summary by Larry Wilson
Chapters
1
Bees in Borneo and Timor by A Devon Beekeeper Read by John Ollado 8:20
2
The Last Honey Season in California by Holmes and Scott Read by Larry Wilson 3:06
3
Bees Deserting Winter-Quarters by E. A. Morgan Read by Jessie Percival 2:39
4
Light vs Dark-Colored Italian Bees by O.O. Poppleton Read by Jessie Percival 4:09
5
Importing Bees from Italy by Rev. A. Salisbury Read by Jessie Percival 3:27
6
Qualities in Bees, Improvement, etc by Prof. A.J. Cook Read by John Ollado 11:01
7
Stingless Bees from South America by John F. Dipman Read by Larry Wilson 3:58
8
Bee-Keeping as Woman's Work by Mrs. L. Harrison Read by Christine Rottger 3:51
9
Spring Feeding -- Spring Dwindling by by William S. Barclay Read by John Ollado 6:37
10
How to Prepare Bees for Shipping by Thomas C. Newman Read by George Banfield 3:34
11
Compulsory Honesty by Thomas C. Newman Read by czandra 10:51
12
Plant Sweet Clover Read by sforeman 5:24
13
Congratulations to the Weekly Read by czandra 11:16
14
Among Our Exchanges Read by Stacey Malcolm 7:28
15
Conventions Read by Avanos 19:38
16
Letter Drawer Read by Christine Rottger 10:28
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