Has not been updated in 7 years
Does not work with current operating systems. Will not start. Should either be taken off of App Store or updated. It’s too bad as ABJ is an awesome publication.
Yes, American Bee Journal is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
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5 out of 5
1 ratings in Russia
Does not work with current operating systems. Will not start. Should either be taken off of App Store or updated. It’s too bad as ABJ is an awesome publication.
I only gave it a 1 because that is the lowest! Downloaded the app and have been trying to fill out the form for access to subscription, but it won’t allow me to put in the country(USA) or my state(GA)! Very disappointing.
I love this app. I have had problems zooming in on my laptop but on my phone app, zooming in is intuitive & works great!
This app is cludgy. Needs to be updated to improve performance on iPad devices.
Sooo much better with iPad. Can zoom in easily, for older eyes. read and jump to other pages or sites. Thanks for update.
I can only agree with the previous review. Worst app ever. I hope it was a DIY and not something they paid for. My suggestion, let a professional handle this or take the app of the App Store.
Last update Feb. 2016. There is no support. The App fully deserves the 1.0 overall rating.
Come on people! This app is so slow as to be unusable
Words can't explain how slow, failure to load, inability to carry my subscription over different devices. This app is a headache.
This is the most disappointing app I’ve ever downloaded from the App Store, and that’s saying a lot. It’s a pity, because the content in ABJ is superior. As much as I’d like to read ABJ digitally, I’m going to have to continue borrowing my neighbor’s paper copies until Dadant realizes its mistake.