BEEKEEPING ANTIQUE BOOK Equipment BEE HIVE Honey SMOKER Apiary BEEKEEPER SUPPLY

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BEEKEEPING ANTIQUE BOOK Equipment BEE HIVE Honey SMOKER Apiary BEEKEEPER SUPPLY:
$195.00

CLICK ON \"VIEW FULL ITEM DESCRIPTION\" BUTTON IF IT APPEARS NO DESCRIPTION ACCOMPANIES THIS sale. IS CONDUCTING A TEST THAT PREVENTS SOME USERS FROM SEEING ITEM DESCRIPTIONS AUTOMATICALLY. VERY GOOD+ CONDITION for its age and especially to be 105 YEARS OLD!!! ALL PAGES ARE PRESENT!!! and firmly bound with NO TEARS!!! or stray in text markings. This edition is a RARE edition. There are many modern reprints of this book; yet, the original early editions are very difficult to obtain.”

ADVANCED

Bee- Culture

Its

Methods and Management

This sale is for an original 1911 EDITION of \"ADVANCED BEE CULTURE\" by W. Z. Hutchinson.

YOU\'LL LOVE THIS BOOK!!!

It was especially written for the

\"advanced bee keeper and those who are making a business of the pursuit.\"

So rapid has been the progress made in bee keeping during the last eighteen years when the first edition appeared (1890),that Mr. Hutchinson has found it necessary to almost entirely rewrite it and revise everything in order to bring it up to date. The new edition (1911, 4th ED.)will therefore be indispensable to those who wish to keep informed of all that is best and most profitable in bee keeping.

Mr. Hutchinsonwas the editor of the Bee keeper\'s Review and has for many, many years made his living by keeping bees and Advanced Bee Culture is really the summing up of the best that has appeared in the Bee keeper\'s Review during the twenty four years of its existence.

Here then we have the views of the most progressive men in the business thoroughly sifted through the experience of the author who has shown in this book how he can separate the grain from the chaff.

Mr. Hutchinson is a pleasant and dear writer and has the faculty of interesting his readers. He has described in plain language what he believes to lie the most advanced methods of managing bees for profit from the beginning of the season throughout the entire year. The book is beautifully printed on art paper and contains 204 large 8vo pages bound in cloth. The remaining pages are interesting ADVERTISEMENTS from the period.

Mr. Hutchinson is askilled photographer so we are not surprised to find the work beautifully illustrated with half tone blocks. Hewas an earnest advocate of making bees a specialty and begins his book with a chapter on Bee Keeping as a Business urging his readers to keep more bees rather than introduce any other business with them.

He admits that bee keeping is not an occupation in which one can become wealthy but rightly managed it will afford a comfortable living. How this has been done and is now being done in America is shown in the book before us.

There are chapters on:

\"Making a Start in Bee Keeping\"

and

\"Mistakes in Bee Keeping\"

which are,both, very important.

Subjects and many others among which that on \"The Use and Abuse of Comb Foundation\" will be found most interesting. It is impossible in a short review to mention all the good things to be found in the work and we recommend it to our readers generally while those who intend to make bee keeping a business will find it indispensable.

CONDITION OF BOOK:

Published in 1911, this book is inVERY GOOD+ CONDITION forits age and especially to be 105 YEARS OLD!!! ALL PAGES ARE PRESENT!!! and firmly bound with NO TEARS!!! or stray in text markings. This edition is a RARE edition. There are manymodern reprints ofthis book; yet, the original early editions arevery difficult to obtain. This nicely ILLUSTRATED edition is being offered. It won\'t last long so if you are into OLD TIME REMEDIES OF APIARY, you will certainly appreciate this as a BusinessMaking a Start in Bee-keepingMistakes in Bee-keepingThe Influence of Locality Best Stock and How to Secure ItThe Choice of a HiveQueen-ExcludersSections and Their Adjustment on the HiveArrangement of Hives and BuildingsComforts and Conveniences in the ApiaryShade for BeesContraction of the Brood NestThe Use and Abuse of Comb FoundationIncrease, Its Management and ControlThe Hiving of BeesIntroducing QueensThe Feeding of BeesThe Production of Comb HoneyProducing Good Extracted HoneyThe Marketing of HoneyDeveloping a Mail Order Trade for HoneyMigratory BroodApiarian Exhibits at FairsThe Rendering of BeeswaxAutomatic TransferringThe Relation of Food to the Wintering of BeesOut-door Wintering of BeesThe Relation of Moisture to the Wintering of BeesThe Influence of Temperaturein the Wintering of BeesCare of Bees in WinterMiscellaneous SparkletsIndex to sell!
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