Cave paintings have been found of people collecting honey which have been dated as several thousand years old and a Pharaoh's tomb was opened and honey was found inside which had been deposited there during the burial ceremonies which would have been about 5000 years ago. Beekeeping using modern hives was developed in the 1850's by the Reverend Lorenzo Langstroth.
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No formal qualifications are needed to start beekeeping. However, a prospective or new beekeeper would be well advised to read as many books as possible about beekeeping and speak to as many beekeepers as possible. You never stop learning about beekeeping, regardless of how long you have been doing it.
The best start is by reading and learning about beekeeping. Then check for companies that sell beekeeping supplies, and see if there are beekeepers in your area you can talk with, and show you what they do. You might also check with the local agriculture agent, and any orchards, since many of them use beekeepers to insure pollination of the fruit trees.
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If you are thinking about taking up beekeeping, contact your local beekeeping group for help and advice. Do not try and 'go it alone'.
apiculture = beekeeping
Apiculture.
Beekeeping or apiculture.
An apiary
To start your own beekeeping business you will need quite a few supplies. Starting with a vehicle for hauling equipment, hives for the bees to live in, netting to protect yourself, and even food for the bees. To get a more detailed list of supplies check out this website; http://sfp.ucdavis.edu/pubs/sfnews/archive/94032.htm
Alexander Shearer Curlet Deans has written: 'Bees and beekeeping' 'Beekeeping techniques'
fat ass get a book about bees and read it You really should get a good beekeeping book and read it thoroughly and if you are serious about taking up beekeeping, join your local beekeeping group and don't try to 'go it alone'.
Read as many beekeeping books as you can and contact your local beekeepers who will usually be very helpful. It's best not to 'go it alone'.