BEEing Diverse: Inspiring Leaders in Beekeeping
Mark Your Calendars for September 30 – October 1, 2022 Go to www.Store.BeeCulture.com/Events/ to register today! Meeting Address: Bee Culture Conference Room 640 West…
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DNA in Honey Reveals Honey Bee Health
DNA contained in honey reveals honey bee health by Biomedical Sciences Research Center Alexander Fleming Researchers from the B.S.R.C. “Alexander Fleming” in Greece have…
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26 Types of Honey
26 Types Of Honey And What Makes Them Unique BY DONELLA CRIGGER The next time you’re perusing the grocery store and find yourself reaching for…
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Prison Beekeeping
Prison beekeeping provides hope for those incarcerated Carlton Fletcher, The Albany Herald, Ga. CLARKESVILLE, Georgia — “This is beyond just a feel-good program —…
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Remembering Eugene “Gene” Killion
By: Charles and Karen Nielsen Lorence If you have been around long enough in the beekeeping industry, the name Gene Killion not only rings…
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Special Saturday – Catch the Buzz
Beekeeping Today Podcast (S5, E7) The podcast for the latest beekeeping news, information and entertainment for today’s beekeeper. Hosts Jeff Ott and Kim Flottum…
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Africanized Bees
Local beekeepers discuss methods to protect people from ‘Africanized Bee’ swarms TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — As we head into Spring, flowers are blooming all…
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Honey Bee Reproductive Swarm
Beekeeper helps remove swarm found on statue in Staten Island backyard By Roger Guevara | rguevara@siadvance.com STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — That’s some beehive hairdo! Beekeeper…
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Honey Bees in Decline?
Honey Bees Are Not “In Decline”, But The Beekeeping Industry Does Face Challenges Steven Savage Contributor I write about issues and technologies related to…
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Alleged Misrepresentation of Granola Bars
Walmart Sued for Alleged Misrepresentation of Great Value Granola Bars A SUIT was filed last Thursday in the Southern District of New York Manhattan Courthouse…
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Irresistible Traps for Asian Giant Hornets
How to make irresistible traps for Asian giant hornets using sex By Erin Garcia de Jesús Male Asian giant hornets captivated by the chemical signals…
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The Imprecise Precision of Beekeeping
Hey beekeepers, it’s perfectly normal. By: James E. Tew Beekeepers slowly grow to accept the obvious If you read any bee book, beekeeping is…
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American Association of Professional Apiculturists (AAPA)
Announces Winners By: Priyadarshini Basu The winner of the 2022 Extension Activities Award is PhD student Peter Fowler of Michigan State University, who is…
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Measuring Pollinator Attractiveness
of Cultivated Flower Varieties By: Laura Kraft As gardeners become more interested in seeking out pollinator-friendly plants, the horticulture industry has a growing need…
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Measuring the Mites
The Mite-A-Thon is a Conversation that is Keeping Colonies Healthier and Overwintering Stronger By: Savannah Christiansen (Pollinator Partnership), Anne Marie Fauvel (Bee Informed Partnership)…
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Honey Recipe
Apple Cinnamon Bread By: Shana Archibald Ingredients □ 1 cup honey □ 4 cups all-purpose flour □ 2 tablespoons baking powder □ 1 teaspoon…
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Special Saturday – United States Honey Bee Colony Losses 2021-2022
UNITED STATES HONEY BEE COLONY LOSSES 2021-2022: PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM THE BEE INFORMED PARTNERSHIP JULY 27, 2022 BY THE BEE INFORMED TEAM Note: This is a preliminary…
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Orchards Short on Honey Bees
Beekeeper busy as hives that pollinate Central Okanagan orchards in short supply Cindy White It’s busy being in the bee business, just ask Brad…
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Half of Canadian Colonies are Dead
Canada’s bee colonies see worst loss in 20 years, explosion of mites blamed Warm weather in spring 2021 favored growth of parasitic Varroa mite…
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Millions of Alaska-bound Honey Bees Die
Millions of Alaska-bound honeybees die at Atlanta airport by Sabine Poux, Hundreds of pounds of honeybees were set to ship from the Lower 48 to…
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Pollination Syndromes
Pollination Syndromes Flowers have evolved into a dizzying array of shapes, sizes, colors, and arrangements since first making waves on the evolutionary scene at…
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