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James Bonner apicultor escoces, en 1795 escribió un libro que tituló: A new plan for speedily increasing the number of bee-hives in Scotland; and which may be extended, with equal success, to England, Ireland, America, or to any other part of the world capable of producing flowers. Edinburgh, Printed by J. Moir, sold by W. Creech, 1795. 1p. l., xx, 258, [2] p. 22 cm.
En 1795, James Bonner atrajo la atención a la riqueza sin explotar poseída por Escocia en sus numerosas flores salvajes y el potencial que éstos tenían para una industria de la apicultura.
Distribuidor de miel de Auchencrow, cerca del Berwick-on-Tweed, y uno del apiculturistas adelantados de Escocia, Bonner ofreció los capítulos de la biología de la abeja y su conducta, pero más pretenciosamente otro sobre la rentabilidad moral y financiera de la apicultura, incluyendo Of the Pleasure and Profits that Attend the Keeping of Bees" and "How to Manage Bees in Winter." "Of the Wars and Robberies that take Place among the Bees" (Del placer y ganancias que asisten al apicultor) y (Cómo manejar las abejas en invierno). (De las guerras y robos que tienen lugar entre las abejas) tenía las implicaciones muy grandes. En la vida el optimista, Bonner predijo ese grandes ganancias podrían entenderse en la producción de miel dentro de un plazo de sólo unos años.
Libros del autor[]
- James Bonner. writer on bee-keeping. The bee-master's companion, and assistant. Wherein is set forth the properest methods of managing those insects, so as they may turn out to the best advantage. By James Bonner, Berwick: printed by J. Taylor, for the author; and sold by him, and Mr. Nesbitt; and Mr. Nealson, Haddington, 1789.
- James Bonner. (1789). The bee-master's companion and assistant : wherein is set forth the properest methods of managing those insects, so as they may turn out to the best advantage, shewing an effectual way to preserve them from famine, cold, robbers, mice, or other enemies: also how to make all your hives equal in bees, so as never to have any weak hive; with an account of the power the working bees are invested with, of raising any egg in the hive to be a queen, when the community stands in need of one. Editorial: Berwick : Printed by J. Taylor for the author, 1789.
- James Bonner, of Edinburgh (1795). . A new plan for speedily increasing the number of beehives in Scotland. Editorial: Edinburgh, 1795.
- James Bonner, writer on bee-keeping. (1795). A new plan for speedily increasing the number of bee-hives in Scotland; and which may be extended, with equal success, to England, Ireland, America, or to any other part of the world capable of producing flowers. Editorial: Edinburgh, Printed by J. Moir, sold by W. Creech, 1795.
- James Bonner, writer on bee-keeping. (1796). A treatise on the natural history and management of bees: with a new plan, founded on practice, for speedily increasing the number of hives, so as to render the labours of this wonderful insect highly beneficial to man. Editorial: Edinburgh: Printed for W. Creech, [1796?].