Bee Shortage in Almond Bloom
Bee Shortage in Almond Bloom Almond production is a prime example of the critical role pollinators play in our fragile food system. California’s Central…
Read MoreBee Shortage in Almond Bloom Almond production is a prime example of the critical role pollinators play in our fragile food system. California’s Central…
Read MoreNature’s Perfect Duo When almonds trees bloom, bees get their first food source from our orchards’ nutritious pollen. While bees are only with us…
Read MoreThe world’s biggest pollination event is in the Central Valley By: Justin Sacher FRESNO, California (KSEE) – The world’s biggest pollination event is taking place…
Read MoreThe Prairie Pothole Region supports 40 percent of the country’s commercial bee population. Credit: Jennie Durant California almond farmers who depend on commercial bee…
Read MoreAlan Harman For some commercial beekeepers, California’s almond bloom ended before it officially started, the California Farm Bureau Federation says. The federation’s Ag Alert…
Read MoreBy: Emma Goss As beekeepers tend to their buzzing colonies this autumn, preparing to pollinate Kern’s almond orchards in January, bee bandits may be…
Read MoreAlmond Board of California (ABC) on Dec 5 announced an investment of $4.8 million in 64 independent, third-party research projects exploring next-generation farming practices….
Read MoreBy David Eddy, Growing Produce California growers enjoyed some welcome rain this past winter, but because it had been two full decades since such…
Read MoreA Montana beekeeper reported 488 of his hives stolen in January after he transported them to California. Most of the hives have been recovered…
Read MoreAs almond growers are getting ready for pollination, Director of Agricultural Affairs for the Almond Board of California, Bob Curtis, says at the field…
Read MoreSent out by California State Beekeepers. Below is a statement from Roger Cline with the California Department of Food and Agriculture. During the January…
Read MoreJoe Traynor Almond Prices: Almond prices took a precipitous drop in March – from over $4/lb to the grower to below $2/lb. Prices have…
Read MoreBut farmers still haven’t out-produced demand On Wednesday 27 April, the USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service reported that California’s 2015 almond acreage is estimated…
Read MoreCalifornian researchers are thinking outside the box for methods to deal with drought: flooding. According to Toby O’Green, University of California, Davis soil resource…
Read MoreCalifornia almond bloom, typically from mid-February to mid-March, will be a welcome sight for some of the industry’s most valuable partners. Honey bees will…
Read MoreNBC News Nothing is more important to a robust almond harvest than a bee, so much so that farmers pay top dollar to borrow…
Read MoreWhat Almond Growers Want this Year: Rain and Bees Almond Prices are Down Amid El Nino-Related Cold, Rain Heesun Wee CNBC Just when almond…
Read MoreReminder to Report ANY and ALL Hive Thefts If you have had any hives stolen within the last couple years, please email Joy Pendell…
Read MoreBy Christine Souza, California Farm Bureau Federation Kevin Sprague, left, and J.J. Vidaurri of Sprague Apiaries in Yuba City tend to honeybees in preparation…
Read MoreFrom Project Apis m Newsletter One million acres. It’s not a Dr. Evil quote from an Austin Powers movie; it’s the number of acres…
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