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• A new plan for speedily increasing the number of bee-hives in Scotland : and which may be extended, with equal success, to England, Ireland, America, To Any Other Part Of The World Capable Of Producing Flowers. By James Bonner, Bee-Master, author of practical warping made east, &c
  by: Bonner, James
  Published: (1795)
• A treatise on the management of bees : wherein is contained the natural history of those insects
  by: Wildman, Thomas
  Published: (1768)
• A complete guide for the management of bees throughout the year : containing 1. A Description of the new-invented Hives, and the Manner of using them, so as to take the Honey and Wax without destroying the Bees. 2. Description of the new-invented Bee-House, and its most proper Situation. 3. The proper Method of Swarming and Hiving Bees. 4. Of separating the Honey from the Wax. 5. Of feeding Bees in the Winter. 6. Of the Enemies and Diseases to which Bees are subject, and their Remedies. 7. Of the Queen Bee, working Bee and Drone. 8. Of the Generation of Bees. 9. Directions to make Mead. By Daniel Wildman
  by: Wildman, Daniel
  Published: (1799)
• The bee-Master's companion, and assistant : Wherein is set forth the properest methods of managing those insects, so as they may turn out to the best advantage. Shewing an effectual Way to preserve them from Famine, Cold, Robbers, Mice, or other Enemies: also how to make all your Hives equal in Bees, so as never to have any weak Hive; with an Account of the Power the working Bees are invested with, of raising any Fgg in the Hive to be a Queen, when the Community stands in Need of One. By James Bonner, Bee-Master, Auchencrow, near Berwick upon Tweed, Author of Practical Warping made Easy
  by: Bonner, James
  Published: (1789)
• A complete guide for the management of bees : Throughout the year; containing 1. A Description of the Queen Bee. 2. The Generation of Bees. 3. Of the Drones. 4. Of the proper Situation for a Bee house. 5. The proper Method of Swarming and Hiving. 6. Of separating the Honey and Wax. 7. Of the Enemies and Sicknesses incident to Bees. 8. Of Feeding them in the Winter Season. 9. Explanation of the new-invented Hives, with proper Directions in what Manner they are to be made use of. By Daniel Wildman, At his House, No. 326, Holborn
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  Published: (1775)