More advanced Strategies in Bee Improvement suitable for native bees Many people find queen rearing a daunting prospect. There is an overwhelming amount of information, methods and advice. For clarity you simply need to select your selection criteria, a method of starting queen cells, a method of mating your queens…
BIM 49 – Spring 2017
- From the President – Jo Widdicombe
- Trials and Tribulations – Frank Hilton
- Are you a Natural Beekeeper? – Brian Dennis
- Natural Beekeeping – Philip Denwood
- Racial Profiling of Mongrels – Paul Honigmann
- Bee Improvement and QR – R Patterson
- History of Manx beekeeping – Cilla Platt
- Making Increase – Brian Dennis
- Locally Adapted Bees – Wally Shaw
- Bee Races in Switzerland – Balser & Padruot Fried
- B4 Press Release – Plymouth University
- SICAMM Conference – Eoghan Mac Giolla Coda
- Intelligence v. Chemical Responses – Brian Dennis
- This is a non-smoking area – Brian Dennis
NatBIP News No5
A project on the Scilly Isles
Questions and Answers
BIBBA Monthly – January 2021
Members only page; please login
Webinars – Summary
Recordings of the majority of webinars are available on our YouTube Channel Don’t forget to sign up here, for free, to learn more about our future programme. This is a listing of the Spring 2021 programme, with links to the recording
NatBIP – June 2020
Protected: THE HONEYBEES OF THE BRITISH ISLES
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
Laesoe 2004
Laesoe Conference 2004 BIBBA and SICAMM Combined Laesoe Conference 2004 Ten delegates from Ireland and the UK decided to approach the Danish island of Laeso, venue of the 2004 SICAMM/BIBBA Dark Bee Conference, from Gothenburg in Sweden. The chosen conveyance, Mr. Börjeson’s “sea taxi”, provided an efficient though very choppy…
Honey bee origins, evolution & diversity – Ashleigh Milner
What are honey bees, anyway?
Bees of all kinds belong to the order of insects known as Hymenoptera, literally “membrane wings”. This order, comprising some 100,000 species,