A Book of Honey by Eva Crane j-r-slade In order to expand his

In order to expand his interest further he took the BBKA microscope exam and has since continued to explore the fascinating world of the honeybee through the lens

to become successful at this most critical beekeeping management operation

Whilst its contents are directed mainly to beekeeping

how they are dealt with in the UK and Europe

A Book of Honey by Eva Crane j-r-slade In order to expand hisUpon her death in 2007, the New York Times acknowledged that Eva Crane wrote some of the most important books on bees and apiculture. A Book of Honey is one of her seminal works and must be on the shelves of anyone who is serious about understanding honey. Not only does it describe how and why bees make honey, but she also describes in detail the constituents and characteristics of honey. There is a chapter on the uses of honey in the kitchen as well