Sources & browser storage

Courses come from MIT OpenCourseWare, The Open University (OpenLearn) and TU Delft OpenCourseWare; each course page credits its source and license. Books in the reader come from Project Gutenberg, audiobooks from LibriVox.

RedLectern is independent of MIT, The Open University and TU Delft and is not endorsed by them. Self-study only: no grades, certificates, or credit.

Progress and notes are saved in this browser. Export a backup; clearing browser data can remove them. YouTube embeds may process usage data.

American Bee Journal, Vol. I, No. 2, February 1861

Various

Read by KHand, Agnes Robert Behr, Sonrisa Jones, RickHall, Stunning, czandra, Brian Wilson, Ashley Jamieson, Rebekah Salisbury and Stacey Malcolm · LibriVox · public domain · Archive.org recording · License

Chapters

Open a chapter to play its MP3 recording.

The Dzierzon Theory (14:59)
Workers Not Monsters (6:31)
Origin and Nature of Honey Dew (8:23)
Size of Colonies / Eggs of the Bee Moth (5:48)
Early Spring Treatment in Poorer Districts (21:32)
Honey Districts (8:36)
Chemical Analysis of the Royal Jelly (3:43)
Bee Culture in Greece (5:14)
Chilled Bees / Swarming and Hives (2:45)
Quick Work / Brood a Stimulant / Red Clover (4:09)
The Drone Bee (18:31)
Peculiarities of the Royal Cell. (6:59)
Chemical Nature of Honey / Hatching of Bees' Eggs / Bees in Silesia (3:20)
The Italian Bee (14:06)
Short Comments (6:00)
Monthly Management - February (5:27)