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	The information in this book is useful to anyone wanting to start beekeeping as a hobby or a business. It was written for beginners. Those who have never looked into beekeeping, may not understand the meaning of the terminology used by people in the industry. Here's what you'll learn with this guide: - How to get started - Acquiring Bees - Clothes and Equipment Needed - Using pollen substitutes - Using Nectar Substitutes - Queen Bee Management - Raising Queen Bees - How to Handle Bees - Raising Bees in Suburban Areas As you can see this book has much information to offer the bee enthusiasts. The book will tell the methods to use to handle the bees. The way the bees are handled can mean the difference between a sting and no sting at all. This is a Silver Member download. How did you like this product? Post your review and rate this product.
Click Here to Download Beekeeping By Kenny Tan Product Rights: Includes Private Label Master Resell Rights Click Here for Licensing Tips Retail Value: $17.00 Average Member Review Based on 3 Reviews Rate This Product Click Here to Write a Review

6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:

Beekeeping
By Kenny Tan

, October 22, 2007

Reviewer: Lynn Lopez

Beekeeping. Now here's a niche if I ever saw one. Take note that this product has private label rights. The package consists of the original Microsoft Word document, related images, notes about the license, and the sales letter you can use.

I would also just like to say that I find the e-book's cover quite tasty. It must be the color; it's very bright and refreshing to the eyes, and is really inviting.

Now I don't know anything at all about beekeeping, so I'll assume the tips here to be true. It's a very interesting read, I have to say. It talks about various beekeeping matter, including the equipment you need, weather considerations for your bees, possible infections that will hit the bee colony, and generally how you can manage your very own swarm. I give the whole well-written e-book some bonus points for being interesting and very educational, as well as unique.

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

Beekeeping
By Kenny Tan

good guide to beekeeping; absolutely detailed!, October 24, 2007

Reviewer: Lorie Therese Locara

This is a great niche resource that you can surely use. With details ranging from the bands on the queen bee down to dealing with bee stings and even how to process honey, you will have in your hands, a complete guide to beekeeping.

Well-researched, with even a bibliography provided on the last page, and a resource list for where you can get the stuff you need to get started with beekeeping, you are pampered by this e-book as regards beekeeping.

I love how even the equipment you will need is discussed here.

With this package, you are treated to an image pack, a sales letter, and the webpages you need, aside from the material itself. All you need to do is to unzip, upload to your webhost, and you’re good to go.

There is a downside, though. No free pdf conversion or branding software inside, like some other packs. Up side: when it unzips, the directories are already open. No more multiple unzip headaches. Yay.

Though I am skeptical about the market for beekeeping, this may prove to be a good resource. If you are a Gold member anyway, just get this and sell it. Nothing to lose. This is good material, and if you want to start a beekeeping effort someday, this may prove handy and helpful.

So yeah, get this. You won’t regret it. :)

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:

Beekeeping
By Kenny Tan

Informative, but could have been written better, October 26, 2007

This e-book contains all the basics in bee keeping – from where to acquire bees, the things you need to care for them, and exactly how to care for them. It gives very specific details especially on how to look after the bees and identify possible diseases, as well as getting the honey. The author shows that taking care of bees is possible even in the city.

However, the information here could have been better. First of all, there is no table of contents. There is also no introduction or overview of the book – instead, it jumps straight to bee keeping. Consistently, there is also no conclusion or wrap-up. Also, there is information here that has been repeated, particularly in the first part of “keeping bees in a suburban area.” There is also some missing information here – the list of spots not conducive for bee keeping.

Some information here is also best given in bullet points to make it clearer and less wordy, like the things to consider before doing bee keeping. For step-by-step instructions, like in the rearing and introduction of new queen bees in the colony, numbered bullets will also help.

To make the information here more coherent, the book should be divided into sections and subsections. As the book is written right now, it only looks like a series of articles.

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