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Global 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…
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Global 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 MoreEverything to know about Apitherapy Apitherapy is an alternative therapy that uses products made by honey bees for medicinal purposes. These products include honey,…
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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Read MoreIowa beekeepers face inflation, supply shortage challenges DUBUQUE, Iowa (KCRG) — With temperatures warming up, beekeepers in eastern Iowa are starting to get ready…
Read MoreBees on the move in Artisan Alley Garrett McWilliams was having a slow workday, so he was able to respond right away March 7…
Read MoreAsbestos Warning For Beekeepers Beekeepers and importers of beekeeping equipment have been been warned about the presence of dangerous asbestos fibres in many imported…
Read MoreSeeds for Bees Opens Enrollment June 1 By Cecilia Parsons | Associate Editor Almond growers, and growers of other tree nuts, should be aware that June 1…
Read MoreNo Mow May: A way of doing more for pollinators by doing less this spring By MOLLY GUTHREY | mguthrey@pioneerpress.com | Pioneer Press On a chilly morning in…
Read MoreBeekeeping Today Podcast (S4, E47) The podcast for the latest beekeeping news, information and entertainment for today’s beekeeper. Hosts Jeff Ott and Kim Flottum…
Read MorePenn State Extension educator secures grant to aid honey bees and beekeeping By Alexandra McLaughlin A $217,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Northeast…
Read MoreAre Neonicotinoids Killing The Local Bees Population? By ED BARBER Staff Writer Vermont, has approximately 900 registered beekeepers, but when you include the many…
Read MoreA USDA crop insurance program that can benefit beekeepers Ana Heck and Florencia Colella | Farmers Advance Beekeepers know that unavoidable natural causes can have…
Read MoreLinks from the Phillips Beekeeping Collection By Michael Cook (mnc2@cornell.edu) Starting point to access rare beekeeping materials: Overview: https://mann.library.cornell.edu/rad-collections Registration: https://cornell.libwizard.com/f/mann-rare-distinctive-collection-registration New York State…
Read MoreAfrican beekeepers’ innovation makes beekeeping returns sweeter For years, Joseck Matheri, Calvin Tiony and their wives watched helplessly as honey badger, an animal bigger…
Read MoreHow USDA APHIS Protects Pollinator Health WASHINGTON, An invasive pest that directly attacks pollinators indirectly threatens plant health—and U.S. agriculture. That’s where USDA’s Plant…
Read MoreNew Asian giant hornet guide to help beekeepers By Scott Weybright, College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences The Asian giant hornet is the world’s…
Read More‘No Mow May:’ How Wisconsin residents can help pollinators By Spencer Tracy MILWAUKEE – April showers bring May flowers, and those flowers will need help from humans…
Read MoreThe 30th annual Young Harris, University of Georgia Beekeeping Institute A meeting you don’t want to miss! When: May 18-21, 2022 Where: Young Harris College,…
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