50 Years of Eden Valley Honey
Eden Valley Honey for 50 Years To find Jim Hodder, owner of Eden Valley Honey, drive east on Haystack Butte Road about a mile…
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Jail Apiary Reentry Program
Bees bring hope to Leon County jail inmates with new reentry program Alicia Devine Bees were buzzing as they were getting acquainted with their…
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Brooklyn Beekeeping
The Brooklyn Museum maintains two rooftop beehives, and several more New York museums are joining the apiculture craze Annabel Keenan Brooklyn is buzzing. Sitting…
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Morgan Freeman Saves Honey Bees
Actor Morgan Freeman imports hives and gives the bees a home. Harmful pesticides are killing bees at an alarming rate. Maintaining natural wildlife is…
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Inherited Hobbies – Lasting Bonds
‘He passed the bee baton on to me’: people who inherit hobbies From beekeeping to crochet, these hobbies passed down through generations form lasting…
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San Francisco Beekeeping
Shepherds of The City: the life of urban beekeepers By Margaret Hetherwick | Examiner staff writer Beekeeper Kevin McKean pulls a frame partially filled…
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A Bee Advocate
For a best friend to Florida bees, each rescue is personal Coral Gables (United States) (AFP) – Melissa Sorokin sees herself as “a bee advocate,”…
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Honey Sommelier in U.S.
I’m one of 2 honey sommeliers in the US — here’s how I ended up tasting this sweet but surprisingly complex substance for a…
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Missouri Heroes to Hives Program
Beekeeping training offered to Veterans University of Missouri Extension is taking applications from veterans for the third year of the Missouri Heroes to Hives…
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College Sophomore Local Honey Business
College of Charleston sophomore heads up successful local honey business by Christian Senger College of Charleston sophomore William Helfgott has turned a beehive he won…
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UN Development Program
Beekeeping as a hobby and business of the future Young people from Kolasin believe in success The Perisic family from Kolasin, a small town…
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Florida Honey Bees are Starving
Starving bees are robbing hives as their keepers try everything to save them By Bill Weir, CNN Chief Climate Correspondent Arcadia, FloridaCNN — Their busy, buzzing…
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Wellesley Scientist Steps In
Plan Bee: As Problems Assail the World’s Bee Population, Wellesley Scientists Step In Catherine O’Neill Grace In spring 2020, Heather Mattila, professor of biological…
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USDA NIFA Funded Researcher
USDA’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) is highlighting NIFA-funded researcher Dr. Priyadarshini Chakrabarti Basu who serves as an associate professor at Mississippi…
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A Honey of a Problem
A honey of a problem: Manitoba apiaries work to recover from huge winter losses Producers face bleak prospects if they hit another long, cold…
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Florida Honey Bee Colonies Destroyed by Ian
Florida bee colonies that were destroyed by Hurricane Ian are smashed, drowned and starving | By Kerry Sheridan Experts say the number of bee colonies…
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‘Bug Ninja’ Helps Growers Conquer Insects
‘Bug ninja’ helps growers conquer insects What do University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources and the sports entertainment reality television show, “American Ninja…
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David Beckham Beekeeper
Victoria Beckham reveals husband David’s surprising passion for bee-keeping Lauren Clark Victoria Beckham has revealed husband David’s surprising passion for beekeeping in a funny…
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Prison Beekeeping
Prison beekeeping provides hope for those incarcerated Carlton Fletcher, The Albany Herald, Ga. CLARKESVILLE, Georgia — “This is beyond just a feel-good program —…
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Millions of Alaska-bound Honey Bees Die
Millions of Alaska-bound honeybees die at Atlanta airport by Sabine Poux, Hundreds of pounds of honeybees were set to ship from the Lower 48 to…
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