Asian Hornets in England
Huge Asian hornets nearly wipe out beekeeper’s business after tearing through hives in England The giant insects that can devour more than 60 bees…
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Examining Einstein’s Warning
The Bee Crisis: Examining Einstein’s Warning and the Impact on Humanity By Bhavesh Bakshi Albert Einstein, one of the greatest scientific minds in history,…
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Improving Cherry Harvest
Pollination By More Than One Bee Species Improves Cherry Harvest University of Gothenburg To obtain the biggest cherry harvest, trees should be pollinated by…
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RNAi Varroa Control
A new way to help honey bees From Our Changing World, Claire Concannon, @cconcannonsci ourchangingworld@rnz.co.nz Varroa destructor mites are bad news for honey bees….
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Ozone Makes it Hard to Find Flowers
Ozone pollution makes it difficult for bees to find flowers By Chrissy Sexton Earth.com staff writer In addition to their struggle with habitat loss,…
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LEDs Improve Pollination
How can LEDs improve Bee Pollination in Greenhouses? Bees are an essential partner in helping pollinate our flowers, enabling healthy production of quality fruits…
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Bees Balanced Diet
Even on Farms, Bees Look For a Balanced Diet ENTOMOLOGY TODAY By Andrew Porterfield Managed bees provide a critical service to crop growers, providing…
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Urban Beekeeping
Urban Beekeeping: A Green Illusion? The Need for a Measured Approach to Regenerating Biodiversity in Cities NEWS PROVIDED BY 3Bee / Milan PRNewswire/ — Urban beekeeping is…
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UK Approval of Thiamethoxam
The UK government has approved a bee-threatening pesticide (Neo-Nic, thiamethoxam) in a potential breach of environmental law The UK government has recently approved the…
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Pollen ID Lab Reopened
Dr. Heather Thakar has re-opened Texas A&M’s Palynology Laboratory! It took some time to regroup after Dr. Vaughn Bryant’s death. However, they are again…
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Bees Monitor Pollution
How bees can monitor pollution for us: Everything from toxic metals to antimicrobial resistance by Mark Patrick Taylor, Kara Fry and Max M Gillings, The…
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Honey Bees Switch Feeding
New study uses video to show honey bees switch feeding mechanisms as resource conditions vary by Stephanie Baum , Phys.org Within nature, the compatibility…
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Insect Apocalypse
Insect apocalypse By Steve Nicholls Generally unloved and disregarded, insects are in fact the most successful group of animals on Earth and have been…
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Migratory Beekeeping
Six Months on the Road: Inside the World of Migratory Beekeeping Emily Baron Cadloff Bees and other pollinators are a hardworking but often forgotten…
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International Bee Research Association
Why the International Bee Research Association is Important for Beekeeping The International Bee Research Association (IBRA) was founded in 1949, and exists to promote…
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FFA Beekeeping Winner
Area FFA members shine in Indy Rachel Gabel Blue and gold jackets are wall to wall in Indianapolis, Ind., during the National FFA Convention….
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Online Beekeeping Classes Available
Hello Beekeepers, Bee Enthusiasts, and the Bee Curious! Have you ever wondered: As a “new-bee”, how can I learn about keeping bees from a…
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NATO Honey Harvest
NATO bees are busy at bi-annual honey harvest On a bright summer day, staff joined the NATO beekeeper at the honey harvesting workshop at…
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Canadian Bee Battle
Inside the great Canadian bee battle: ‘It’s a crazy situation’ A long-simmering feud over where this country’s honey producers can obtain bees to replenish…
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USDA NASS Survey
USDA to measure cost of pollination AGRICULTURE HARRISBURG — The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) will conduct its 2023 Cost…
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