Having Healthy Honeybees: The beekeeping & science by John McMullan Specialist The World Atlas of Honey

The World Atlas of Honey includes profiles of more than eighty countries and the botanical sources of honey found in each

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Taking inappropriate advice can mean a dead colony

first reported in 1902 by Fougères (Crane

and commonly referred to as “Rafter Beekeeping

Having Healthy Honeybees: The beekeeping & science by John McMullan Specialist The World Atlas of HoneyThere has been a change in the beekeeping environment since the first edition in 2012. Today there is a heightened concern about global warming, the natural environment, biodiversity and the need to be guided by science. Among beekeepers there is a greater awareness of these issues with a shift towards sustainable beekeeping; locally adapted colonies, reduced use of chemicals and concern for pollinators and forage. These concerns are reflected in this