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Software for hive note-queen breeding and handheld computers. Last revised and bug tested 20-09-2000
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Varroa report (Danish
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Contents of this page:
 | Welcome |
| Product information Bidata |
| Product information Pollen data |
| Our Mission |
| The story of EDBi and this web! |
| Company Profile |
| Who we are? |
| Contact Information |
| Bee Net an alternative communication |
| Other Useful links |
| Some Photos From Apimondia! (if you
have patience and time to wait for the loading of the big pictures. I have not reduced the
pictures, but have kept the original size, for preserving quality. The page is 33kb with 6
thumbnail pictures.) Original files are about 150kb a piece. |
|  Danish
Federal Beekeeper association DBF. |
WELCOME
Welcome to Apimo Biavl Support Web. The purpose of this web is to enhance the support services we provide to our customers. We've provided a number of resources here to help you resolve problems, report bugs, and suggest improvements to our products and services.
You can also get a brief explanation of the benefits of the Bidata software and of the Pollen database developed for Beekeepers.
You may also obtain technical support by telephone at +45 98584061; and by e-mail to apimo@post4.tele.dk
Thank you for your visit, we hope that you will enjoy the visit and make use of this web.
The EDBi foundation was created for the purpose of making useful software for
Beekeeping and to broadcast it around the world in as many languages as we can. ( You can
help us in making the software interface in YOUR normal language)
EDBi is a small foundation comprising beekeepers interested in using the power of their
PC's in their Beekeeping, to help them to improve their craft!
EDBi is an approved special organization connected to the Danish Federal Beekeeper
organization, DBF.
President:
Peer Herbsleb
Rosenborgvangen 15
DK 8600 Silkeborg
herbsleb@pip.dknet.dk
Honorary:
Ernst Kempf
Kronens Hedevej 12
Vang
DK 7700 Thisted
Accountant:
Software Developer:
Jorn Johanesson
Solsortevej 27, Assens
DK 9550 Mariager
apimo@apimo.dk
homepage:
http://apimo.dk Finn Christensen
Dyrhøjvej 23
DK 5620 Glamsbjerg
finnch@post2.tele.dk
Ken Morris (Australia and New Zealand distributor)
kenm@wn.com.au or hillfarm@freeyellow.com
homepages :
http://www.wn.com.au/hilgrove
http://freeyellow.com/members/hillfarm/index.html
Telephone:
+45-86 836741
Postal address: EDBi, Rosenborgvangen 15,8600 Silkeborg
Email : herbsleb@pip.dknet.dk
Software developer:
Telephone:
+45-98 58 40 61
Postal address: Jorn Johanesson, Solsortevej 27, Assens, DK 9550 Mariager
Email : Jorn@apimo.dk
Electronic mail :
General Information: apimo@post4.tele.dk
Membership EDBi: herbsleb@pip.dknet.dk
Customer Support: Support@apimo.dk
Webmaster: Jorn Johanesson: apimo@apimo.dk
Bee Net an alternative communication
Other Interesting Links
Danish Federal Beekeeper association
Beekeeping tools and
much much more
http://www.beekeeping.co.nz/others.htm
http://www.wn.com.au/hillgrove/
http://freeyellow.com/members/hillfarm/index.html
http://www.res.bbsrc.ac.uk/entnem/about/projects/varroa/alvarweb.htm
(Varroa & Virus)
http://www-micro.msb.le.ac.uk/garryfavweb/garryfavweb.html
(Virus research)
http://beekeeping.miningco.com
The Story
I am Danish, I live in Denmark and I was born in 1942. (Yes I am not
that young any longer) I was a teacher and have been keeping bees since 1970. Officially,
I have few hives, but have equipment enough for thirty hives. I use full Langstroth hives
and my bees are regional bees. I have an average honey harvest of 45kg a year, which is an
improvement from my first years when I had around 15kg. I got my first computer (a Zx81)
in 1981 and started to investigate programming for this animal :-) It had only 8Kb of
memory but it was fun. In 1986 I put a fortune into a real computer (Amstrad 1512) and
from then on the next story starts: the EDBi foundation.
I heard that there was a foundation for EDB interested beekeepers being formed, and got in
touch with them to see if they had some software I could use for my beekeeping. It turned
out that they had none, but were looking for people who could help them in this field. I
had built my own software, so I offered to work voluntarily for them in creating a useful
software tool for beekeeping. The first result was an MS-DOS based hive note collection
program. I of course based this software on inputs from the members of the EDBi
foundation. The software program was offered to the Danish beekeeper society in 1987. The
members in the EDBi foundation were my testing crew, and with time the software improved.
The members of EDBi are all kinds of people, from some with very few hives to people who
are living from beekeeping. Some have been members from the very start until today. In
1994 I decided to create a Win 3.1 software program based on my previous work. This
software was presented at the Apimondia Congress in Lausanne, Switzerland in 1995. I made
some very good contacts there with people who have helped me to improve the language
support.
In 1996 I tried to figure out this Internet story, so I got an account with 5Mb space.
This has now improved, some people on the Internet have given me space on their websites,
and I have also got my own website in Australia where I am now putting up an 'EDBi'
Support website with discussions, bug reports and suggestion facilities. I really hope
that people will use this website to give me responses concerning bugs and suggestions.
I hope I have not been too boring, and if so, I beg your forgiveness.