Magazines/Books

[judi678]

hi there,
does anyone know of any beekeeping magazines and could anyone recommend any good books,
cheers

 

[Stephenw]

Hi

Check out this link


http://www.*****************/bee/magazine.html


Hope this helps

Steve

 

[Midland Beek]

BeeCraft ... BBKA publication aimed at middle-class, fuddy-duddies.
The Beekeeper's Quarterly ... poor editing and too many errors detract from it hugely.

 

[psafloyd]

BeeCraft ... BBKA publication aimed at middle-class, fuddy-duddies.
The Beekeeper's Quarterly ... poor editing and too many errors detract from it hugely.

Is Bee Craft actually BBKA or endorsed/associated with it?

 

[Monsieur Abeille]

Is Bee Craft actually BBKA or endorsed/associated with it?

It was the latter, but I suspect that they are not too happy now that BBKA are publishing their own colour rag

 

[psafloyd]

It was the latter, but I suspect that they are not too happy now that BBKA are publishing their own colour rag

Rag being the operative word?

 

[Poly Hive]

So that makes the BBKA middle class does it?

Reminds me of the sketch with wee Ronnie and John Cleese....they throughly took the micky out of it and that was what 30 years ago...

PH

And before the "old" epithet is slung again by them what are loose at the mouth I was very young at the time....LOL

 

[greatbritishhoney]

Beecraft is perfectly OK for beginners. I still find the month by month feature handy - it reminds what I should have done about two weeks after I should have done it!

 

[psafloyd]

So that makes the BBKA middle class does it?

Reminds me of the sketch with wee Ronnie and John Cleese....they throughly took the micky out of it and that was what 30 years ago...

PH

And before the "old" epithet is slung again by them what are loose at the mouth I was very young at the time....LOL

More like 45 years ago, PH on the Frost Report.

 

[Poly Hive]

It was a repeat I saw then....

PH

 

[drstitson]

april 7 1966.

although was re-performed by them at least once more later, with ronnie corbett wearing a blouson/bomber jacket rather than raincoat.