These links are grouped according to classification, then listed in alphabetical order within each group.

Beekeeping Associations and Groups

• American Beekeeping Federation
  
• American Honey Producers Association
  
• Eastern Apicultural Society of North America
  
• Heartland Apicultural Society
  
• International Federation of Beekeepers' Associations
  
• Michigan Beekeepers
  

Bees, Beekeeping Supplies

• Better Bee, Inc.
  
• Brushy Mountain Bee Farm
  
• Buckeye Bee
  
• Dadant and Sons
  
• Mann Lake, LTD.
  
• Mohawk Trading Company
  
• Strachan Apiaries
  
• Walter T. Kelley Co.

 General Information and Instruction

• African Honey Bee
  
• Apiservices Virtual Beekeeping Gallery
  
• Bee-Friendly Landscaping
  
• Beekeeping For Beginners
  
• BeeSource
  
• Cyberbee
  
• Electronic Beespace
  
• Gobeekeeping.com
  
• Graham's Bee & Beekeeping FAQ Page
  
• Honey Bee Genome
  
• PI Services: A Virtual Beekeeping Gallery
  
• Protecting Honeybees From Pesticide Poisoning
  
• Top-bar Hive Beekeeping
  

Government Agencies

• Indiana State Apiary
  
• USDA National Plants
  

Marketing Information

• The National Honey Board
  

Pests and Diseases

• Diseases, Mites and Pests
  
• Small Hive Beetle
  
• Varroa Mite and Tracheal Mite References
  

Pollination Information

• The Pollination Home Page
  

Publications

• American Bee Journal
  
• Bee Culture
  

Research

• Carl Hayden Bee Research Center
  
• Cornell University Biological and Environment Engineering
  
• International Bee Research Association
• Scientific Beekeeping - Randy Oliver
  
• The Bee Informed Partnership
  

Universities

• Purdue, Greg Hunt
  

LOCAL INDIANA ASSOCIATION WEBSITES

Area                 Website

Central            www.indyurbanbeekeeping.org

Northwest         www.nwibeekeepers.com

Southeast         www.indianahoney.org   

West Central     www.westcentralbeekeeper.com

White Lick         www.whitelickbeekeepers.org

St. Bartholomew Sixth Grade Website Winners

Beeswag2012

Honey Bee Helpers

 Note: Sixth graders at St. Bartholomew did a project on Colony Collapse Disorder.  They were asked to research the importance of bees and this tragic dilemma in order to create a website that educates the public.  There were eight teams; the top two team's website were chosen and linked to our Indiana Beekeeper's website.