3 Bees Honey is a Regina, Saskatchewan beekeeping operation run by the Blackmore Boys' Bees Business. The apiary is located 50 km north of Regina, a few kilometers from the Qu'Appelle Valley. The nectar is collected from flowers from the neighbouring fields of alfalfa, clover and canola. In the early spring the bees will obtain nectar and pollen from dandelions and caragana trees.

Bee-Commerce.com is pleased to offer top-quality beekeeping supplies and equipment designed just for the back-yard beekeeper. Most products are shipped within 24-hours of receiving your order.

Honeybadger - Beekeeping Supplies South Africa. Honey Badger: advice on bee keeping, honey farming, bee hives, bees wax, honey bees, queen breeding, apiarist, and more.

Redpath's Beekeeping Supplies (Australia) has been in business since 1965 Supplying bees wax, hive requirements and honey processing equipment to apairists and hobbyists.

Dr. Gene Garris' Bee Ranch. Personal Bee History - Beekeeping Pictures.

Varroa Mites Infesting Honey Bee Colonies by Ric Bessin, Extension Entomologist University of Kentucky College of Agriculture. Varroa mites were first reported in Kentucky in the Bluegrass region of the Commonwealth in 1991. They have spread to and become a major pest of honey bees in many states since their introduction into Florida in the mid 1980's.

French producer and packager of specialty honey. Useful information about honey and related products, as well as bees and beekeeping.

Beekeepers serving beekeepers with the finest beekeeping supplies, and an extensive line of soapmaking and candlemaking supplies. Serving the beekeeping industry for more than 25 years.

Mann Lake Ltd. Homepage - Beekeeping supplies and candlemaking. One of the world's largest full service manufacturers of beekeeping supplies. Established in 1983 in northern Minnesota.

Helping protect bees against Varroa and Tracheal mites since 1995, MiteGone evaporator pads were designed by the beekeeper - for the beekeeper. The MiteGone evaporator pads have been successfully tested and used commercially since 1995 by local beekeepers in the Okanagan Valley of British Columbia, Canada.