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Books > Sport & Leisure > Natural history, country life & pets > Wild animals > Insects & spiders > General
While the benefits of Steiner's research into agriculture and
education are increasingly recognized, his research into the nature
of bees has had limited impact on beekeeping practices and on our
general understanding of nature. Wisdom of the Bees examines
Steiner's insights and research into the nature of bees and their
implications for the future of beekeeping. Today, more than eighty
years after Rudolf Steiner presented his lectures on bees, we are
confronted with a serious decline of honeybees around the world.
This fact alone justifies Wisdom of the Bees, a practical and
timely introduction to biodynamic beekeeping. Erik Berrevoets
revisits those seminal lectures and reexamines Steiner's
observations and insights in the context of today's dire situation
and provides practical advice for modern beekeeping practices.
Wisdom of the Bees is an accessible and essential introduction to
the urgent subject of holistic beekeeping practices.
This classic guide to insects is the ideal starting point for those
who are interested in learning about the common insects of the
world, and methods of studying them. Author Leonard Haseman
describes and details the life cycles of many familiar and
unfamiliar insects in this volume including the squash bug, lady
bug, dragonfly, firefly, and many others.
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Wasps For Kids
(Paperback)
John Davidson; Edited by Mendon Cottage Books; Rachel Smith
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Discovery Miles 2 420
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Tales of the Route is a compilation of stories gathered over the
years. From hilarious situations to serious infestations. The
author shows you a side of pest control few will tell.
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