The Asian Hornet
Threats, Biology & Expansion
Stephen Martin
¥6,000
The accidental introduction of the Asian hornet or more accurately the yellow-legged hornet into France and South Korea over ten years ag...
Swarming Biology and Control
Wally Shaw
¥5,400
One of the key events in the beekeeping year (for both the bees and the beekeeper) is the swarming season. In order to obtain the maximum...
Beekeeping - A Practical Guid
Roger Patterson
¥2,200
Beekeeping is fun! It’s an environmentally-friendly hobby that takes you outdoors where you can explore the lives of these fascinating cr...
Why Not Top Bar Hives?
A Look at the Practicalities of Keeping Bees in Top Bar Hives
J.R. Slade
¥3,000
Keeping bees in top bar hives is becoming more popular with amateur beekeepers and even with some commercial bee farmers – the latter esp...
Russian Honey Bees
Thomas Rinderer & Steven Coy
¥7,500
Russian Honey Bees are a stock of honey bees that were bred to be resistant to Varroa mites and have good beekeeping functionality for bo...
Splitting Colonies
For the Small-Scale Beekeeper
David MacFawn
¥2,800
Splitting Colonies is an important means of colony increase and swarming mitigation. Splitting is an art as much as a science. It should ...
The Small Hive Beetle
Aethina tumida Murray
William Michael Hood
¥3,900
The importance of the role played by honey bee pests in the world is becoming more recognised each year, not only because of attention gi...
The Cavity Compromise
A Sustainable System
Adrian Quiney
¥3,300
How to integrate mite control, swarm control, honey production, and the overwintering of nucleus colonies in a northern climate using bio...
Biotechnical Control of Varroa
Modern Applications of "Ancient" Methods
Krzysztof Olszewski
¥4,300
Discover innovative methods of biotechnical Varroa control that can significantly improve the health of your bees and, as a result, incre...
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