Vol.115,No5

Honeybee working Canola flowers this Spring. Canola has for many years provided commercial beekeepers an opportunity for early colony build-up at the start of the season.Photo courtesy Krysteen McElroy

Antibacterial Action of Honey
Editorial Notes….
- Copy Deadlines
- CSIRO Study – Assistance Needed
- Canadian Honey Council Not Yet Opposed to Neonicotinoids
- Health Canada Declare Use of Neonic-treated Seed to be ‘Unsustainable’
- Scotland’s heather Honey in Competition with NZ Manuka
- Conference Dates 2014
Letters to the Editor
- Re: Sulfoxalor
In The Apiary
- Controlling small hive beetles with chux wipes
Book Review: ‘Quest for the Perfect Hive’
Archbishop of Canterbury becomes Patron of Bees Abroad
To Feed Or Not To Feed Honey Bees
What Drives South Australia’s Weather?
In the ‘old’ days, things were meant to last...
And seen on the London ‘tube’ (underground metro rail)...
Honeybee R&D News
A Day in the Apiary of the Parramatta Branch of the Amateur Beekeepers’ Association!
Egg-laying Worker Bees
Varroa and Genetics
Swarm Prevention By Demaree Method
Making Beeswax Candles
Honeybee Pheromones
BEEKEEPERS’ASSOCIATIONS