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California
California
Department of Food & Agriculture
City
of Beverly Hills AHB Page
City
of Rancho Palos Verdes AHB Alert
Coachella
Valley Mosquito & Vector Control District (includes pets and
livestock - protection and treatment)
County
Of San Diego Agriculture/Weights & Measures AHB Page
Los
Angeles City AHB Page
Los
Angeles County Agricultural Commissioner/Weights & Measures Department
AHB Page
Los Angeles
County West Vector District
Santa
Barbara County Agricultural Commissioner's Office Weights & Measures
AHB Page
Santa
Clara County Vector Control District
Santa
Clara County Department of Agriculture
Torrance
Police Department AHB Page
UC
Riverside Department of Entomology
Pest
Control Operators of California
Lindsay
Wildlife Museum, located in Walnut Creek, features up-close
and personal experiences live, native California wildlife. The
museum also has a wildlife hospital that treats about 6,000 native
animals every year, and provides information to help all of us
learn to live with all the wonderful birds, mammals, reptiles,
amphibians in our back yards.
Additional information can be found
many places. Beginners should subscribe to at least one of the
national beekeeping magazines. These include:
Bee Culture, A.I. Root Co., P.O. Box 706, Medina, OH
44258, ph 1-800-289-7668 x 3220, fax 330-725-5624. www.beeculture.com.
American Bee Journal, 51 S. 2nd St., Hamilton, IL 62341, ph 217-847-3324, fax 217-847-3660. Also see http://www.dadant.com/.
The Speedy Bee, P.O. Box 998, Jesup, GA 31598--0998, Ph
912-427-4018, fax 912-427-8447.
In addition, it is suggested beginners find the bee inspector
and state university extension educator in their state.
Each year, Bee Culture publishes a comprehensive list
in the April edition. This is found at http://www.beeculture.com/content/whoswho/.
Finally, all beekeepers should become members of their local, state and
national beekeeping association. The most active national association is
the American Beekeeping Federation: http://www.abfnet.org/
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