The Ethics of Beekeeping by John Whitaker Mead – MARL A

– MARL A

where they will bloom and the nature of the nectar produced

I did my first experiments on the antibacterial activity of honey in 1997

Please note that Eva’s comments at the end of her preface refer to the original cover which has now been replaced in this 2019 reprint

Bill has an avid interest in honey bee biology and beekeeping history

The Ethics of Beekeeping by John Whitaker Mead – MARL AThis small book tries to set out where, in beekeeping, there are ethical choices to be made. The choices are complicated as they impinge not just on the beekeeper, but also on the welfare of the bees, other beekeepers and society in general. Due to the very nature of ethical choices, there will be contradictions and counter arguments. This is not a book to tell you how to keep bees ethically. How you chose to keep your bees is your decision. This book