An engorged female Haemphysalis longicornis tick WIKIMEDIA, COMMONSOURCE An invasive tick species first identified inside the US in New Jersey last fall has apparently…
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Catherine Offord, for The Scientist Lincoln Brower Born in 1931 in Madison, New Jersey, Brower grew up fascinated with the wildlife in the plant…
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Bee Culture’s very first podcast, BeekeepingTodayPodcast has been released and is available on their webpage at http://beekeepingtodaypodcast.com/. Jeff Ott and Kim Flottum have put…
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Bee City USA began as a spark from one person and has grown into a nationwide network of communities large and small dedicated to…
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By: Ann Harman It’s the middle of Summer now at our cottage in the village in Northamptonshire. Remember we were there in June. Since…
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Bee Culture’s very first podcast, BeekeepingTodayPodcast has been released and is available on their webpage at http://beekeepingtodaypodcast.com/. Jeff Ott and Kim Flottum have put…
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By: Matt Kristoffersen Class president. Marching band drum major. Engineering Club president. Lead singer in the school musical. Beekeeper. Can you spot the difference?…
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Hi there! As beekeepers, we all love to talk about bees and why we love what we do. Most surveys focus on the bees…
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By: Madison Flager If you missed out on Ben & Jerry’s Free Cone Day and can’t wait until July’s National Ice Cream Day to…
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By Ed Colby Balance Paul extracts honey for me, so I don’t have to get my fingers all sticky. Last September I took most…
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By: Ann Chilcott World Bee Day? Yes, it’s official. On the 20th December 2017 the United Nations (UN) General Assembly adopted a resolution declaring…
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By: Tina Sebestyen The queen I am referring to is the president of the bee club. Of course, not all bee club presidents are…
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Greenfield Recorder (MA) Senior Writer Richie Davis, who has reported on agricultural issues for over 40 years, will be honored as a CISA “Local…
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By: Stephen Bishop In twilight, my wife’s poppaw Lowry was already sporting blue-plaid pajamas and was supposed to be retired for the day. Yet there…
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By: Miles Sarvis-Wilburn The word dystopia is the antonym of utopia, the latter commonly thought of as an ideal place or good imaginary world….
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By: Peter Sieling Many years ago, an 11-year old neighbor girl followed me around the bee yard. For three or four years, Lindsay called…
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By: Mark Winston I’ve learned quite a bit from bees, lessons around the value of collaboration, clear communication, a strong work ethic and social…
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Grand Slam By: Ed Colby Yesterday was a grand slam. First I got a massage from a chiropractor of rare talent. She trades her…
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By: Toni Burnham But Sioux City Bees Will Fly Again You could call it the gut shot heard ‘round the world: a half million…
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By: Ed Colby Playing Hooky In January the gal Marilyn and I took the overnight Amtrak from Colorado to Reno for the 2018 American…
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