First Lessons in Beekeeping, First published in 1917 and revised in 1957, remains a classic introduction to the art and science of beekeeping.
Although the book lacks descriptions of recent diseases and insect pests of honeybees, the basic principles of apiary management outlined in First Lessons in Beekeeping make the book a invaluable introduction to beekeeping..
Illustrated with b/w photographs.
Written by Camille Pierre Dadant, the son of Charles Dadant (considered one of the fathers of modern beekeeping), the book\'s chapters include: Beekeeping As An Occupation
How The Colony Is Organized
The Complete Hive
Accessory Equipment
Establishing The Colony
Spring In the Apiary
Summer In The Apiary
Fall And Winter Preparation
Queen Management
Diseases And Enemies
Honey Plants; and Packing Honey For Market.
First Lessons in Beekeeping, First published in 1917 and revised in 1957, remains a classic introduction to the art and science of beekeeping
