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close this bookManual for Trainers of Small Scale Beekeeping Development Workers (Peace Corps, 1983, 392 p.)
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View the documentPreface
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Open this folder and view contentsIntroduction
View the documentSession 1: Establishing observation hives - group resource assessment
Open this folder and view contentsSession 2: Introduction to family live-in
View the documentSession 3: Training site investigation
View the documentSession 4: Defining expectations
View the documentSession 5: Assembling protective clothing
View the documentSession 6: Constructing KTBH's and preparing the apiary site
Open this folder and view contentsSession 7: Bee colony cycle - introduction to Trainee facilitation
Open this folder and view contentsSession 8: adult learning and an introduction to method demonstrations - basic insect anatomy
Open this folder and view contentsSession 9: Communication and listening skills
View the documentSession 10: Establishing individual nucs
View the documentSession 11: Functional biology of the honey bee
Open this folder and view contentsSession 12: Introduction to assessment and selection
View the documentSession 13: Introduction to program evaluation
View the documentSession 14: Bee management techniques
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Open this folder and view contentsSession 16: Types of bees and the bee-human relationship
View the documentSESSION 17: Foraging
View the documentSession 18: Hive design criteria and swarm boxes
Open this folder and view contentsSession 19: Role of the volunteer in development
Open this folder and view contentsSession 20: The bee space and types of hives
Open this folder and view contentsSession 21: Obtaining bees
View the documentSession 22: Transferring colonies
View the documentSession 23: Family live-in analysis
Open this folder and view contentsSession 24: Queen rearing
Open this folder and view contentsSession 25: Health and hygiene
View the documentSession 26: Swarming, supersedure and absconding
View the documentSession 27: Culture shock
View the documentSession 28: Constructing a swarm board and swarms
View the documentSession 29: Visual aids-queen rearing preparation
View the documentHandout 29A: Selecting communication tools
View the documentHandout 29B: Visual aids
Open this folder and view contentsSession 30: Extractors and solar wax melters
Open this folder and view contentsSession 31: Women in development-the role of men and women
Open this folder and view contentsSession 32: Mid-program evaluation
View the documentSession 33: Melliferous plants
View the documentSession 34: Preparation for site visit-information gathering
Open this folder and view contentsSession 35: Site visit-follow-up and cloncusions
View the documentSession 36: Honey
View the documentSession 37: Other hive products
View the documentSession 38: Anaphylactic shock
Open this folder and view contentsSession 39: Introduction to the bee fair
View the documentSession 40: Beeswax field trip
View the documentSession 41: Bees and trees
View the documentSession 42: Project planning and development
View the documentSession 43: Creamed honey and beeswax products
View the documentSession 44: Introduction to final assessment
View the documentSession 45: Cost analysis and project evaluation
View the documentSession 46: Bee diseases and pests
View the documentSession 47: Insecticides and bees
Open this folder and view contentsSession 48: Cooking with honey
View the documentSession 49: Introducing innovation-expectations beyond training
View the documentSession 50: Future training needs
View the documentSession 51: Site restitution
View the documentSession 52: Final program evaluation
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