Purdue University Youth Beekeeping Curriculum
Purdue University Curriculum For Young People Beekeeping with Youth Purdue University is excited to announce a new beekeeping curriculum for young people! Three manuals,…
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Varroa in Australia Will Cost Beekeepers Millions
Bee varroa mite outbreak set to cost beekeepers millions of dollars as government works to control spread ABC Rural / By Keely Johnson, Madeline Lewis, and Kelly Fuller…
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Varroa Found in Australia
NSW issues bee lockdown after deadly varroa mite parasite discovered Australia ‘the only major honey-producing country free from varroa mite’, the most serious pest…
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Honey Bee Symbiont Helps Larvae
Honey bee symbiont buffers larvae against nutritional stress and supplements lysine Audrey J. Parish, Danny W. Rice, Vicki M. Tanquary, Jason M. Tennessen & Irene…
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The Deadline for 2022 PAm-Costco Canada Scholarship is July 1st!
The deadline for 2022 PAm-Costco Canada Scholarship is July 1st! Dear Catch the Buzz, Applications are now being accepted for the 2022 PAm-Costco Canada…
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ARS Develops Varroa Resistant Honey Bees
ARS-developed Varroa-resistant honey bees better winter survivors US Department of Agriculture – Agricultural Research Service Baton Rouge, La.—Pol-line honey bees, a type of Varroa…
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Honey Bees Could Help ID Dead Bodies
How Honey Bees Could Help Find Bodies of Missing People BY SHIRA LI BARTOV Honey bees could become the latest crime fighters to help locate…
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Deformed Wing Virus Variant
New virus variant threatens the health of bees worldwide Date: June 1, 2022 Source: Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg Summary: A dangerous variant of the deformed wing…
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WSU Pollination Research
WSU Research Shows Beeflow Pollination Program Produces Over 50% Larger Blueberries LOS ANGELES — Continuing its focus on applying scientific knowledge to pollination optimization…
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Golden Bee Award
The Golden Bee Award Was Awarded to The President of The Slovenian Beekeepers’ Association, Boštjan Noč The second Golden Bee Award was awarded on…
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Apitherapy
Everything to know about Apitherapy Apitherapy is an alternative therapy that uses products made by honey bees for medicinal purposes. These products include honey,…
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Asbestos Warning for Beekeepers
Asbestos Warning For Beekeepers Beekeepers and importers of beekeeping equipment have been been warned about the presence of dangerous asbestos fibres in many imported…
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Do More for Pollinators this Spring
No 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…
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Penn State Extension Grant Award
Penn 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…
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Are Neonics Killing Local Bees?
Are Neonicotinoids Killing The Local Bees Population? By ED BARBER Staff Writer Vermont, has approximately 900 registered beekeepers, but when you include the many…
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Links from the Phillips Beekeeping Collection
Links 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…
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The Reliability of Science – Part 1
The Reliability of Science – Part 1 By: Ross Conrad We have all come to rely on science. It is responsible for most of…
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USDA APHIS Protects Pollinator Health
How 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…
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Asian Giant Hornet Guide
New 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…
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No Mow May
‘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…
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