U.S. Losing Critical Farmland
U.S. continues to lose critical farmland American Farmland Trust sounds alarm, suggests better land-use planning. Todd Fitchette Some of the most productive farmland in…
Read MoreU.S. continues to lose critical farmland American Farmland Trust sounds alarm, suggests better land-use planning. Todd Fitchette Some of the most productive farmland in…
Read MorePollinator Grants Offered to High Schools Sand County Foundation is now accepting applications from high school teachers for pollinator habitat grants. This competitive grant…
Read MoreCrops That Would Be Most Affected If Honey Bees Disappeared Liz Blossom 1. Almonds > Annual production:4 billion pounds (US) The almond is not…
Read MoreSTLMade spotlights UMSL-led research on pollination in urban orchards BY STEVE WALENTIK Aimee Dunlap, an associate professor of biology at the University of Missouri–St. Louis, has been directing…
Read MoreHow Utilities Can Protect Pollinators With the declining numbers of pollinators, utility ROWs may become more important pollinator habitats in the future. Julie Craner…
Read MoreManaging habitat for flowering plants may mitigate climate effects on bee health By Chuck Gill UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Warm, wet weather conditions and changing…
Read MoreBeekeeper busy as hives that pollinate Central Okanagan orchards in short supply Cindy White It’s busy being in the bee business, just ask Brad…
Read MorePollination Syndromes Flowers have evolved into a dizzying array of shapes, sizes, colors, and arrangements since first making waves on the evolutionary scene at…
Read MoreCherokee Nation installs new pollinator homes at Cherokee Immersion School, Cherokee speakers’ village Submitted by Cherokee Nation TAHLEQUAH — Cherokee Nation celebrated the installation…
Read MorePollinators Prefer a Dash of Salt in Their Nectar Will gardeners of the future bribe bees and butterflies with homemade, saltwater solutions? Plants could…
Read MoreIn cool spring, bees struggle to pollinate Northwest cherry crop Hal Bernton Seattle Times staff reporter HOOD RIVER, Oregon — Grower Brad Fowler walked…
Read MoreAlmond Update: Seeds for Bees Program Providing Additional Support This Year The Seeds for Bees enrollment period has officially opened and growers now have…
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Read MoreJune is National Pollinators Month By TERRY THOMAS It seems that there is a national day, week or month to commemorate and/or draw attention…
Read MoreRewilding Your Lawn Can Attract Pollinators and Benefit the Environment—Here’s How to Do It There’s a growing movement to ditch your lawn in favor…
Read MoreWSU Research Shows Beeflow Pollination Program Produces Over 50% Larger Blueberries LOS ANGELES — Continuing its focus on applying scientific knowledge to pollination optimization…
Read MoreIUSSI Pollinator Virtual Symposia, July 6th 2022 RSVP by 6 pm ET June 2nd (Thursday), 2022. International Union for the Study of Social Insects…
Read MoreGlobal Croplands Expand Earth’s population grew from 6.4 billion to 7.7 billion people during the past two decades. Experts project global population will approach 10…
Read More‘No-Mow-May’ Let’s Pollinators Play! By Brooke Decker, VAAFM Apiary Program Manager An increasingly popular conservation initiative called ‘No-Mow-May’ is blooming across the nation. This…
Read MoreAnnual Industry Study Underscores Vital Role of Food & Ag Sectors In Feeding The Economy Nationwide economic impact study commissioned by 30 food and agriculture…
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