A. & M. College Apiary - Together with Practical Suggestions in Modern Methods of Bee Keeping as Applied to Texas Conditions
A historical guide to beekeeping in Texas
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A historical guide to beekeeping in Texas
First published in 1902, Fred W. Mally’s handbook brings together an account of the A. & M. College experimental apiary and practical topics in bee keeping. Its contents range from bee life and habits, honey’s food value, and the economics of keeping bees to bee races, honey-plants, and ways to obtain bees. The book is framed around Texas conditions, making its regional perspective part of the subject. This edition also includes a newly commissioned introduction on bee-keeping. As a historical text, it offers a view of how apiary management and its practical concerns were presented in the early twentieth century.
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- Useful for readers exploring the history of beekeeping and apiary practice.
- A reference point for beekeepers interested in historical approaches to Texas conditions.
- Suitable for readers curious about bee races, honey-plants, and the practical topics covered in early beekeeping manuals.
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