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Product description

Keep an overview of your bee colonies - clear, structured and practical. This beekeeper's notebook is based on a proven documentation method that has been refined over generations. The original structure comes from the records of Hevesi's grandfather and father and has been continuously developed over the past decades to meet the modern requirements of beekeeping.

Why this beekeeper's notebook?

Keeping healthy, high-performance colonies requires clear and consistent records. The notebook helps you to keep track of the current state of your colonies, the brood, the queens, the amount of food and all treatments carried out at all times.

The concept takes into account classic criteria such as

• Colony assessment
• Honey Harvest
• Queen status

...as well as the challenges of modern beekeeping:

• Varroa control and effectiveness of treatments
• Identification of particularly valuable colonies for breeding (e.g. gentleness, hygiene, foragers, swarm inertia)

Practical format for everyday use

The compact design makes the notebook the perfect companion in your toolbox - always ready to hand when you want to record insights directly at the apiary. The clear structure gives you an immediate overview of each of your colonies.

For up to 25 colonies

• Space for 25 bee colonies
• 2 pages per colony
• 20 entry options per colony
• Ideal for small and medium-sized apiaries - and if you have fewer colonies, you can often use the diary for several years

Book details

Author: Mihaly Hevesi

Mihaly Hevesi is a writer, teacher and journalist specializing in beekeeping. He grew up in a multicultural environment and came into contact with different languages in his early childhood.
Understanding these languages motivated him to learn foreign languages. He is fluent in Hungarian, German, English, Spanish and Romanian.
Inspired by Kató Lomb, his favorite polyglot, he also started learning Latin, Czech, Chinese, French, Italian, Esperanto, Serbian, Hebrew, Russian and Sanskrit.

As a bee lover and beekeeper, he has been writing articles for bee magazines for a decade now, promoting bee-friendly methods and apitherapy.