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JazzJPH
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Hi everyone,
A couple of nights ago I briefly searched for what might be the best book to learn about bees/beekeeping. From what I read on the Internet, including this forum, I decided to buy the book "Guide to Bees & Honey" by Ted Hooper MBE. It arrived tonight and I was hooked from the moment I picked it up.
I'm only on page 27 so far but I've found it incredibly interesting learning how bees are made up and how their systems work.
Is this book on the shelf of every experienced beekeeper here? I would be interested in learning how the book has helped other forum members and which part(s) in particular you like the most.
A couple of nights ago I briefly searched for what might be the best book to learn about bees/beekeeping. From what I read on the Internet, including this forum, I decided to buy the book "Guide to Bees & Honey" by Ted Hooper MBE. It arrived tonight and I was hooked from the moment I picked it up.
I'm only on page 27 so far but I've found it incredibly interesting learning how bees are made up and how their systems work.
Is this book on the shelf of every experienced beekeeper here? I would be interested in learning how the book has helped other forum members and which part(s) in particular you like the most.