Bees and Women
Mrs. Susan Hall Root By: Nina Bagley Susan Hall was born in 1841 in Ely, Cambridgeshire, England. Her parents were Daniel and Mary Hall,…
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For the Love of Bees
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A Conversation with Kim Flottum, Part 2
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Found in Translation
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An Interview with Keith Delaplane
Study Hall By: Jerry Hayes with Transcription from Barb Bloetscher Jerry: Dr. Keith Delaplane, I remember the first time I met you long ago,…
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An Interview with James Thompson
By: Barb Bloetscher Friends know James (Jim) Thompson as a beekeeper, EAS Master Beekeeper, Honey Judge, former Apiary Inspector, Chevy SSR (convertible truck with…
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An Interview with Anne Turnham
Minding Your Bees and Cues By: Becky Masterman & Bridget Mendel This year we decided to interview beekeeper Anne Turnham. Even though she doesn’t…
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A Conversation with Kim Flottum, Part 1
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Found in Translation
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A Closer Look
Queen Banks By: Clarence Collison Queen banking is the storage of queens individually in cages and placed in a colony to be cared for…
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Chemical-Free Yellow Jacket Removal
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The Honey Bee’s Winter Nest
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Found in Translation
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Empowering Beekeepers
The Eastern Apicultural Society’s Annual Conference By: David Burns In my years as a beekeeper, I’ve attended quite a few conferences. But there’s one…
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Minding Your Bees and Cues
Is vaccinating bees in our future? By: Becky Masterman & Bridget Mendel Feeling nostalgic for the days when the word “vaccination” was ubiquitous in…
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The Quiet Evolution of Apiary Mowing
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A Doorway to Nature
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Found in Translation
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Bees and Women
Miss Lillian Love By: Nina Bagley Miss Lillian Love was born into a Quaker family in Marion, Indiana on October 24, 1880. Her family…
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A Closer Look
Nestmate Recognition By: Clarence Collison Pheromones are involved in intraspecific chemical communication; however, the glands associated with compounds used in nestmate recognition in honey…
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