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Practical beekeeping: bark hives BfD Journal #83
Beekeeping has a long and old record in Zambian culture and there are few Zambians who do not understand about bees being helpful to mankind. Most of the beekeeping methods used are local-style, and most commonly used is the long bark hive.

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Bees for Development Journal
No 89 December 2008
In this issue
African Beekeeping Information Portal
Quality honey from affordable local-style hives in Southern Sudan
Honey a product of value in Southern Sudan
Uganda President launches African honey trade network
5th Caribbean Beekeeping Congress
Slow Food - Terra Madre
9th AAA Conference
Varroa problems
Eu votes to save bee populations
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Look & Learn Ahead
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