http://weber.u.washington.edu/~jlks/bee.html (World Wide Web Directory, 06/1995)
Please e-mail me at
jlks@u.washington.edu if you know of something
that belongs here.
Thanks to Adam Finkelstein (adamf@vtaix.cc.vt.edu) and Rick Hough (rshough@tasc.com) for compiling the FAQ, from which many of these links were taken.
A more recent version of the following may be available in the BEE-L FAQ and, of course, in the HINT.IND hint index.
How to USE: Internet E-Mail a message addressed to: HINT.103@beenet.com on subject line put the name of FAQ : HONEY ADULTERATION that's all, you are welcome to add a message.Mail runs are 6am & 6pm. Report any problems sysop@beenet.com or this conference. FAQ (watch the syntex) Last update 8-16-94 name (include any [.] ) * NEW or UPDATED _________ HINT.IND THIS INDEX * yellow.jacket How to get rid of them! Adrian Wenner 8/94 * ambee.fed Info-Joining American Beekeeping Federation apimon95.txt Info- APIMONDIA 1995 Meeting mead.lst How to join the Mead list mail bee-l.faq How to Join the Bee-L list mail & find FAQ's import.relief Letter to Congress, William J. Clinton (1994) usda-bee.lab Address & Info on Sending Dead bee samples (1992) formic.txt Warning on use of Formic Acid by beekeepers (1992) propolis Jerry Bronenshenk on PROPOLIS (1993) 4-H.txt 4-H joins the Internet (1993) FSHEET11 INFORMATION US BEEKEEPING HINT.101 SOURCES OF BEEKEEPING INFORMATION HINT.102 HONEY AND ITS USES HINT.103 HONEY ADULTERATION HINT.104 FLORIDA BEE INSPECTION HINT.105 FLORIDA BEARS AND BEEKEEPING HINT.106 HONEY HOUSE SANITATION HINT.107 FLORIDA HONEY LABELING REGULATIONS HINT.108 PRODUCING SECTION (COMB) HONEY HINT.109 EXHIBITING HONEY HINT.110 SAMPLE POLLINATION AGREEMENT HINT.111 SOLAR BEESWAX RENDERING AND HINTS FOR EXHIBITING WAX BLOCKS HINT.112 EXTENSION APICULTURAL VISUAL AIDS HINT.113 USING HONEY IN LARGE-QUANTITY RECIPES HINT.115 GOOD NEIGHBOR GUIDELINES AND ORDINANCES HINT.116 CHALKBROOD RECOMMENDATIONS HINT.117 HONEY MARKETING SURVEY HINT.118 PRODUCING POLLEN HINT.119 FINANCIAL MANGEMENT FOR BEEKEEPERS HINT.120 UPWARD VENTILATION HINT.121 WAX MOTH CONTROL HINT.122 BEE STINGS AND REACTIONS HINT.123 EXTENSION APICULTURE IN FLORIDA HINT.124 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND RATIOS FOR BEEKEEPING OPERATIONS HINT.125 PRESERVING WOODENWARE IN BEEKEEPING OPERATIONS HINT.126 THE VALUE OF POLLINATION BY HONEY BEES HINT.127 THE VARROA BEE MITE HINT.128 INFANT BOTULISM AND HONEY HINT.129 HONEY JUDGING AND STANDARDS HINT.130 USING THE HONEY REFRACTOMETER HINT.131 OBSERVATION BEE HIVES All HINT's courtesy of Malcome T. Sanford, Cooperative Extension Service University of Florida, Gainesville, Fl Internet address:mts@gnv.ifas.ufl.edu beenet.com is a Information Service for Beekeepers & Friends, operated by Andy Nachbaur from the Wild Bee's BBS, 209-826-8107, Los Banos, Calif.
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For more information on the honey extractor, feel free to contact: Maryann Frazier Senior Extension Associate, Apiculture The Pennsylvania State University Department of Entomology 501 Agricultural Sciences and Industries Building University Park, PA 16802-3508 phone: (814) 865-4621 FAX: (814) 865-3048 E-mail: MFRAZIER@PSUPEN.PSU.EDU
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