Warsaw 1937, Polish Zootechnical Society. 17.5x25 cm, pp. 93, black and white photographs in the text, soft cover. Good condition (small stains on cover, slight indentation of block edge, outdated library stamps).
A scholarly and ethnographic study of traditional beekeeping in Poland. The author describes the ancient forms of undecomposed hives - barts (hollows in trees) and logs (hives made of tree trunks), their construction, arrangement and use. Piece with author's dedication to Prof. Stefan Moszczeński (1871-1946), agricultural economist and social activist, creator of the mathematical school in agricultural economics, full professor at SGGW in Warsaw.



