Popular beekeeping lecturer and Bee Culture magazine author Dr. Larry Connor examines essentials aspects of making new bee colonies, from swarms or packages, pruchased hives or nuclei. He looks at the impact of modern life on bees and beekeeping, and the changes and challenges every beekeeper faces in light of varroa mites and African bees. He suggest that for many beekeepers, the option of wintering nucleus colonies provides a source of fresh bees, locally acclimatized queens, replacement hives, colonies for operational growth, and colonies for sale. Drawing on the concepts of Langstroth, Doolittle and Brother Adam (Buckfast Abbey), Connor distills his unique academic and commercial beekeeping experiences -- working with bees, beekeeping, queen rearing, colony managment and pollination -- and creates a concise and thought-provoking work.
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Michigan native Lawrence (Larry) Connor departed Michigan State University upon completion of his Ph.D. dissertation on strawberry pollination when he assumed the position of extension apicultural entomologist at The Ohio State University (Columbus). He established Genetic Systems, Inc., Dadant Starline and Midnite hybrid queen program to Florida. In 1980 he formed a private educational firm and has worked as a publisher of bee books since 1988, having edited and published 15 titles and 3 beekeeping journals. He co-edited Asian Apiculture and Beekeeping in the 21st Century. He is the author of many slide sets, magazine articles, a video series, and Increase Essentials (2006). A monthly contributor to Bee Culture Magazine, Connor is the sole owner of Wicwas Press. He continues his work in bee photography and lecturing on apicultural subjects.
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