CATCH THE BUZZ – Protecting bees from pesticides: Now there’s an app for that
Gail Wells and Ramesh Sagili CORVALLIS, Ore. – Protecting bees from pesticides just got easier with the release by Oregon State University of a smartphone…
Read MoreGail Wells and Ramesh Sagili CORVALLIS, Ore. – Protecting bees from pesticides just got easier with the release by Oregon State University of a smartphone…
Read MoreJun 08, 2016, 12:32 ET from National Honey Board FIRESTONE, Colo., June 8, 2016 Project Apis m. (PAm) and the National Honey Board (NHB)…
Read MoreChloride and nitrate concentrations are rising and arsenic levels are holding steady or falling. Those are two of the conclusions from a U.S….
Read MoreOn 23 June 2016, the UK will hold a referendum to decide whether it will remain in the European Union (EU). Many beekeepers have…
Read MoreFrom Chem Insider Hydraulic fracturing, a widely used method for extracting oil and gas from otherwise impenetrable shale and rock formations, involves not only…
Read MoreA Newfoundland beekeeper says importing bees from Western Australia to supply a growing demand in the Canadian province is putting the thriving local bee…
Read MoreBy Mark Rigsby, MPB News Farmers in Mississippi will now have another tool to avoid economic losses by using a unauthorized pesticide to defend…
Read MoreAs bellwethers for ecosystem health and biodiversity, bees play a crucial role in agriculture and ending hunger, and “pollinator-friendly” approaches are therefore highly encouraged,…
Read MoreBy Carolyn Stokes, CBC News The Newfoundland and Labrador government is allowing the importation of honey bees from Western Australia, one of the few other…
Read MorePosted by Dennis O’Brien, Public Affairs Specialist, Agricultural Research Service All this month USDA Blogs will be taking a look at what a changing…
Read MoreMay 24, 2016 Milton, ON. A few good weeks of corn planting weather in May has turned out to be bad news for beekeepers….
Read MoreBy: Alan Harman New British research finds that 97% of the neonicotinoids brought back to honeybee hives in pollen could come from wildflowers –…
Read MoreSummer losses rival winter losses for the second year running. Beekeepers across the United States lost 44 percent of their honey bee colonies during…
Read MoreCornell University Credit: Ellen Woods ITHACA, N.Y. – In the face of scientific dogma that faults the population decline of monarch butterflies on a…
Read MoreHebrew University of Jerusalem Honey bee workers collecting artificial pollen diets from a feeding dish. The bees can distinguish diets by color, taste and/or…
Read MoreIt is April 1st and that can only mean one thing at the Bee Informed Partnership – our National Loss and Management survey is…
Read MoreA Common Herb Could Help Reduce Antibiotic Doses and Result in Less Severe Side Effects in Treatments Against Multi-Drug Resistant Microorganisms. De Gruyter Open…
Read MoreMARYSVILLE, OH (April 12, 2016) – Ortho, the nation’s leading brand of insect control products for lawn and garden use, said today it would…
Read MoreCO2 rises could fuel obesity as plants “carb-load”. Just Like The Decrease Seen In Pollen Quality, OUR Food Will Carb Up, and Protein Down…
Read MoreEntomological Society of America IMAGE: This is a bean leaf beetle (Cerotoma trifurcata), one of many insects that are controlled by using neonicotinoid-treated soybean seeds….
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