Beeswax: Production, Harvesting, Processing and Products
By Roger A. Morse, William L Coggshall, Mary A. Scott and Susan Sarabasha
192 pages in English
This is the book I recommended for reading if you would like to learn deeper about beeswax. As the book title stated, this book was written about the production of beeswax by all honeybees species, the approaches taken by beekeepers to harvest beeswax, the methods used in processing beeswax and also how it is used to make some final products like candles, lotion, polishes...
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Excellent to get you started in Beeswax November 18, 2009
By A. S. Templeton
A really, really good book! Combines comprehensive discussion
of the composition and properties of beeswax with practical advice on its
refinement and use, especially in the manufacture of candles. If
"Beeswax" were updated I imagine it would include the latest on pesticide
contamination and modern issues of concern to beekeepers and craftspeople
working with beeswax. But while 25 years old it's the best introduction to
beeswax I've read, by far preferable to Thomas William Cowan's quaint 1908 book
"Wax Craft", a defective reprint edition of which has recently been published.
By G. Roberts
Beeswax is such a technical product to work with, Beeswax:
Production, Harvesting, Processing and Products, is a fantastic guide and
reference for anyone wanting to research this raw product and how to use and
work with it. Fantastic informative book. A great overview. June 20, 2012
By Still learning NZ
Well written and researched. If you are interested in
this topic then you wont be disappointed with this book. It gives a broad
overview with some useful information.
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