Several species of bumble bee, including Bombus occidentalis, pictured, are experiencing steep population declines. (ARS photo) The research finds the American commercial bumble bee…
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From The New Indian Express KOCHI: When rubber prices started going down, rubber farmers in the mountainous terrains of Kerala started tapping the nectar…
Read MoreUniversity of California – San Diego Bees can use sophisticated signals to warn their nestmates about the level of danger from predators attacking foragers…
Read MoreAlan Harman Global sugar consumption is set to outstrip supply this year, but despite doom and gloom reports of the world running out of…
Read MoreAlan Harman Short-term starvation as larvae actually makes honey bees more resilient to nutritional deprivation as adults, Arizona State University researchers say. The unexpected…
Read MoreBee Vectoring Technologies International Inc. (the “Company” or “BVT”) (TSX VENTURE: BEE) is pleased to announce a key demonstration and replicated trial of its…
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Bee Culture Magazine’s annual computation of U. S. per capita consumption of honey was published today, based on data obtained from USDA NASS, USDA…
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Alan Harman Photo UMF Honey About a third of honey marketed in the United Kingdom as manuka product from New Zealand does not…
Read MoreBill Mares Vermont has just held its first ever conference on beetles, bees and butterflies, to consider the threats that all pollinators face in…
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Yves Le Conte, Director of the French National Bee Lab and Dennis vanEnglesdorp, professor of Entomology at the University of Maryland, will be speaking…
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Learn the Science, and Art, of Queen Rearing With Bee Culture’s Own Jennifer Berry Queen Rearing Classes June 3rd & 4th June 10th & …
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Thieves stole the heart out of at least 20 colonies, impacting several different research projects underway at Washington State University (WSU). When scientists Dr….
Read More2016 Almond Bloom Spray Issues Survey Recent reports indicate that many beekeepers have noticed significant loss of brood in their colonies about two weeks…
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by Malcolm Sanford In 1986 the first American Bee Research Conference (ABRC) met at the Baton Rouge Bee Laboratory. It was organized by two…
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by Jim Thompson I hear that question a lot and I didn’t give it much thought until I started building a display of hive…
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by M.E.A. McNeil A boy drew close to a pollen-flecked bee on a flower, watching intently. He is still watching bees, decades later as…
Read MoreThe Pollinator Stewardship Council Bee Clubs Are Broken By Ignoring The Value Of The By Laws by Michele Colopy Organizations can be revitalized, and…
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Easy to use and convenient to carry, Stops the Sting™ is an innovative skin soothing ointment designed to stop pain, itching, and swelling from…
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Got A Question? He Knows! by Phil Craft A beekeeper in Kentucky writes: I am going to get started as a beekeeper this spring….
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by Greg Hunt, J Krispn Given, Jennifer M. Tsuruda, Gladys K. Andino Introduction. Despite the general recognition among beekeepers and bee researchers that Varroa…
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