Scientific Beekeeping

• Beginning Beekeeping Class Notes

  I’ve taught beginning beekeeping classes for many years.  Over those years, I’ve made an outline of notes.  I’ve put them into pdf format for your viewing or printout.  These are […]

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• California Dreaming vs. California Reality: The Status of Almond Pollination for 2007 – Part 1

  California Dreamin’ vs. California Reality: The Status of Almond Pollination for 2007 Part 1 By Randy Oliver with Keith Jarrett © Randy Oliver 2007 ScientificBeekeeping.com First Published in ABJ in […]

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• California Dreaming vs California Reality: The Status of Almond Pollination – Part 2

  California Dreamin’  Part 2 Randy Oliver ScientificBeekeeping.com First Published in ABJ in November 2006 The almond pollination market is dynamic, but I haven’t heard of much change since last month. […]

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• Almond Pollination 2008 and Beyond

  Almond Pollination 2008 and Beyond The Game Continues Randy Oliver ScientificBeekeeping.com First published in ABJ Oct 2007   As I write this, it’s mid August, and a beekeepers thoughts turn […]

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• A Test of Using Synthetic Pheromones to Initiate Midwinter Broodrearing

  Research Note A Test of Using Synthetic Pheromones to Initiate Midwinter Broodrearing Randy Oliver ScientificBeekeeping.com First published in ABJ July 2010 Objective: to determine if the addition of either ethyl […]

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