12 Types of Honey
BETSIE VAN DER MEER/GETTY IMAGES Everyone knows honey comes from bees: They pollinate flowers by drinking the nectar and bringing it back to their hive…
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Golfers Join Pollinator Project
Bloomin’ marvellous: Farleigh has improved its environment for wildlife, and for golfers Farleigh golfers get a buzz out of joining the Pollinator project…
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Nuts and Bolts Almond Pollination Panel
What you’ve always wanted to know about taking your bees to pollinate – but didn’t know who to ask! The American…
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Almond Board starts Pollinator Coalition
Almond Board of California starts Pollinator Coalition California’s 1,600 native bees, butterflies and other beneficial insects — needed to pollinate crops — are…
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Buckling of Flower petals to Attract Bees
Mechanical buckling of petals produces iridescent patterns visible to bees by Kathy Grube, University of Cambridge Flowers are employing a materials science phenomenon typically…
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Pollination, It’s All About Timing
It’s all about timing when it comes to pollinators The finely tuned dance between plants and their pollinators is essential Timing is…
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Weird Facts about Beehives and Honey
Beehives as weapons — and more weird facts about food Daniel Neman is a food writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Containers…
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Is Honey More Sustainable?
Are Natural Sweeteners More Sustainable? ByGemma Alexander Everyone knows sugar is bad for your health and your teeth. It’s not great for…
Read MoreMarine Veteran Falls in Love with Beekeeping
How a U.S. Marine veteran fell in love with beekeeping By Joyeeta Biswas, Amanda Venegas MADERA, Calif. — “The first time I opened up…
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Stingless Bee Honey
Origin of rare, healthy sugar found in stingless bee honey by University of Queensland Tetragonula honey pots. Credit: Tobias Smith, University of Queensland…
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Pesticide Combinations Bad for Honey Bees
Pesticides might be worse for bees than we thought Combos of agrichemicals pose compounding risks for pollinators. BY ULA CHROBAK Cocktails of agricultural chemicals…
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Flowers Decide
Bee competitive: Research reveals the impact of natural selection on nectar supply and demand University of Sussex Summary: Theoretical research indicates that…
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Neem Oil Harms Bees
Only Use DIY Neem Oil ‘Indoors’ Without Harming Bees Recent research questions common wisdom that neem oil is harmless to bees. By David…
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Mixing Pesticides
Pesticides can amplify each other. Bees have become the victims. To save insects and help ourselves, experts say we have to rethink…
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Honey Hits Walmart Shelves
Central Texas business Sweet Bee Gardens’ honey hits Walmart shelves By: Adam Schindler Once a year, Walmart hosts an open call event for local…
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Crop Pollination by Bees, Vol. 1
Crop Pollination by Bees Evolution, Ecology, Conservation, and Management Keith S. Delaplane The collapse of the ubiquitous honey bee population during the…
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TikTokers are Eating Frozen Honey
Getty Images/iStockphoto By Kalhan Rosenblatt TikTokers are eating frozen Honey. Experts say it could give them Diarrhea The latest trend to take over TikTok…
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OSU needs citizen scientists to study Honey Bee Nutrition.
OSU study will provide insight into optimal nutrition for bees CORVALLIS, Ore. – A new grant will allow Oregon State University researchers to…
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Beekeeper Advocates for Health Benefits of Honey
Viktor Plyushchev, owner of Smart Bee Pollinations, and his daughter Albeena open one of their beehives on their farm in La Center….
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Blueberry Pollination in Florida
Florida blueberry growers part of national survey on pollinator use It’s National Blueberry Month, a time to savor the fruit’s flavor, reap its health…
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