Bee Making Less Honey
Why are bees making less honey? Study reveals clues in five decades of data By Katie Bohn UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Honey yields in the…
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At Home Beekeeping Webinar
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Honey Bees Irreplaceable Role
From Pollination To Plate, Bees And Beekeeping Play An Irreplaceable Role In Food Production The bustling aisles of a grocery store offer rows upon…
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Surfactant and Honey Bee Health
Hazard/Risk Assessment Trisiloxane Surfactants Negatively Affect Reproductive Behaviors and Enhance Viral Replication in Honey Bees Julia D. Fine, Diana L. Cox-Foster, Kyle J. Moor, Ruiwen Chen, Arian Avalos…
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Honey Bee Immune System
Metabolic pathway discovered USDA Agricultural Research Service Agricultural Research Service scientists and their Chinese colleagues have recently identified a specific metabolic pathway that controls…
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Flowers Evolving
Study: Flowers are Starting to Self-Pollinate Due to Fewer Insects Flowers are “giving up on” pollinators and evolving to be less attractive to them…
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Whole Foods Pollinator Health Policy
Whole Foods Market Unveils New Pollinator Health Policy for Fresh Produce and Floral Whole Foods Market announced a new pollinator policy for its Fresh…
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Tri-County Spring Workshop
Tri-County Beekeepers Association Inc. 45th Annual Spring Beekeeping Workshop March 1-2, 2024 – Wooster, Ohio “Maximizing Your Colonies Potential” The 45th Annual Spring Beekeeping…
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A Tale of Two Parasites
A tale of two parasites: Responses of honey bees infected with Nosema ceranae and Lotmaria passim Courtney I. MacInnis, Lien T. Luong & Stephen F. Pernal Scientific Reports volume 13,…
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Urbanization Affecting Plant-Pollinator Networks
Urbanization found to increase seasonal differences in plant-pollinator networks by University of Göttingen Increasing urbanization worldwide is a growing threat to biodiversity. At the same…
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Real or Fake Honey?
Unveiling Honey-Laundering: Ensuring Authenticity in Your Honey Purchase By James Murray Thunder Bay – Business – Almost everyone loves the taste of honey. In an age…
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Birds Lead Humans to Honey
BIRDS LEAD HUMANS TO HONEY By Mitch Leslie When people in the Niassa Special Reserve of northern Mozambique hanker for something sweet, they don’t…
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American University Buzzes Back
Beekeeping Society at American University buzzes back to life The club partners with other student groups and the DC Beekeepers Alliance By Kathryn Squyres Hidden…
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EPA Advisory on Varroa Control Products
Advisory on the Applicability FIFRA and FFDCA for Substances used to Control Varroa Mites in Beehives EPA is issuing this advisory to clarify what…
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Vermont Beekeepers Refute Claims
Vermont Beekeepers Refute State Claims of Honey Bee Health With decades of effort toward raising public awareness on the plight of pollinators, we the…
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No-Mow Zones
States give pollinators pit stops in rights-of-way No-mow zones create habitat, save time and money By: Whitney Pipkin A sign on VA State Route…
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‘Inert’ Co-Formulants of a Fungicide
‘Inert’ co-formulants of a fungicide mediate acute effects on honey bee learning performance Nicole S. DesJardins, Jessalynn Macias, Daniela Soto Soto, Jon F. Harrison &…
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Rolla Bee Club Classes
Rolla Bee Club Sponsors Three 2024 Beginning Beekeeping Classes Rolla Bee Club will sponsor three beginning beekeeping classes in 2024. The educational, non-profit club…
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Rutgers Online Beekeeping Course
Online Beekeeping Course with Rutgers University! Make a beeline to Rutgers University for our online beekeeping course! From disease and mite prevention to honey…
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Indiana Bee School XXII
Indiana Bee School XXII 2024 Bee School will be held on February 24th, 2024 at Horizon Convention Center in Muncie, Indiana. Dr. Judy Wu-Smart…
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