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About the author:
Peter Sieling has been a woodworker, lumber processor and kiln operator for over twenty five years. He has written books for Mason Crest Publishing and Garreson Publishing, and articles for Bee Culture, Popular Woodworking, Sawmill and Woodlot, Better Homes and Gardens Wood magazine, and Christian Science Monitor. He owns and operated Garreson Lumber Company, keeps bees, and sells honey.
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Place your order by mail or phone using a check, money order, or credit card. All books prices include shipping.
Place your order by mail or phone using a check, money order, or credit card. All books prices include shipping.
Wild Honey Bee Rescue
Do you share your house with honey bees? Bees make poor house guests. Besides the danger of stings, there is a potential for honey oozing through walls or ceilings. Spraying an insecticide into the entrance is a poor solution. It rarely kills the colony because the brood area isn’t located near the entrance. You now have a live colony and a wall containing pesticide residue.
We remove bees humanely. To continue reading, click here.
We remove bees humanely. To continue reading, click here.
The Steuben County Honey Bee Assn. meets the second Monday of the month at 7:30 PM in the conference room at Lakeview Apts, Bath, NY. Join us!
Email petesieling@gmail.com for more information.
Email petesieling@gmail.com for more information.
Bee Hive Construction By Peter Sieling
If you enjoy woodworking, you can save money and have fun making your own bee hives. This book teaches you to make bee hives with a table saw using regular and dado blades. The book covers bottom boards, shallow, medium and deep supers, inner covers, telescoping outer covers and Hoffman style frames. Plans are included for a simple finger jointing jig, plus other jigs to help efficiently cut multiple parts. 8 ½ x 11”.
$12.00 includes shipping.
If you enjoy woodworking, you can save money and have fun making your own bee hives. This book teaches you to make bee hives with a table saw using regular and dado blades. The book covers bottom boards, shallow, medium and deep supers, inner covers, telescoping outer covers and Hoffman style frames. Plans are included for a simple finger jointing jig, plus other jigs to help efficiently cut multiple parts. 8 ½ x 11”.
$12.00 includes shipping.
