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Beekeepers’ Society of South AustraliaIf you are interested in learning more about beekeeping why not join the Beekeepers’ Society of South Australia (BSSA). Here you will find beekeepers of all ages who are passionate about bees and beekeeping, and they are always willing to share information and lend a hand.
Visit the Beekeepers’ Society of South Australia website for more information
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Biosecurity Manual for the Honey Bee IndustryThe Biosecurity Manual for the Honey Bee Industry provides information for the industry and producers about biosecurity practices and honey bee pests.
The manual is for anyone who keeps honey bees in Australia, from commercial operators, to backyard enthusiasts and people starting up their first hives.
Each and every beekeeper has a role to play in protecting honey bees from established and exotic pests. Incorporating these recommended biosecurity processes into day-to-day operations is the best way to protect individual beekeepers, regional biosecurity and the Australian honey bee industry as a whole.
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Bee AgskillsA basic guide to some of the skills and practices of bee production. Easy to follow for those new to bee keeping, this book contains step-by-step instructions, diagrams and full-colour pictures. Includes how to maintain hives, use a bee smoker, catch a swarm, remove and extract honey, health and pests in the hive, buying equipment, and working safely with bees.
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Australian Beekeeping Guide
A basic guide to some of the skills and practices of bee production.
Easy to follow for
those new to bee keeping, this book contains step-by-step instructions, diagrams and full-colour pictures. Includes how to maintain hives, use a bee smoker, catch a swarm, remove and extract honey, health and pests in the hive, buying equipment, and working safely with bees.Buy the book from the Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation
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Bee Friendly
This guide provides ideas and choices of plants to improve the outcomes for honeybees, including mammals, insects and birds.
Buy the book from the Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation
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South Australian Apiarist Association
The South Australian Apiarists’ Association Inc. was formed in 1945. It is an association of apiarists in all fields, including honey production, pollination, queen breeding and propolis and pollen collection. Members include commercial and amateur beekeepers. If you are interested in becoming a member please contact the SAAA.
