BeeCraft
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BeeCraft is the UK's best-selling monthly beekeeping magazine. The magazine contains up-to-date articles on beekeeping practice, equipment, features from across the UK and around the world, and clear presentations of the latest bee science and research.
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Every year my son Richard (who just happens to be the co-editor of this esteemed magazine) sells his honey at a local Christmas market. One year, to ..read more
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Funny’ honey is hitting the news. Headlines in the UK and around the world are highlighting the issues of alleged widespread honey adulteration and ..read more
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Ascot race to find Asian hornet nest by Stephen Fleming, co-editor Beekeepers have been following the news of Asian hornet nest searches in the UK ..read more
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Beth Harris explores the extraordinary role that electricity in the environment plays in pollination and bee behaviour ... and perhaps much more. Electroreception ..read more
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Few places in the British Isles are varroa-free, but the Isles of Scilly, a group of islands 25 miles off the south-west tip of Cornwall and owned by the ..read more
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In April's 'Hive mind', we asked if tanging, a traditional method of grounding a swarm, is still practised. Readers are responding ..read more
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European foulbrood: Diversity and genotyping written by Victoria Tomkies, manager of the bee health diagnostics laboratory, Fera Science Ltd and Giles ..read more
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Honey bee drones (males) are known to drift from one colony to another in their exploration of new areas to mate with queens. But are they sea-faring buccaneers prepared to cross large expanses of water to meet a mate? ..read more
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Norman Chapman 1924 –2022: Valerie Rhenius, Norman Chapman’s daughter and publicity secretary of the National Honey Show, writes: Dad ..read more