Found in Translation
Highlight Film: American Association of Professional Apiculturists By: Jay Evans, USDA Beltsville Bee Lab Having honed my endurance by watching dozens of Winter Olympic…
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The High Art of Elevated Dumbery
The High Art of Elevated Dumbery By: Stephen Bishop Some people think you can just do dumb things without any forethought, but learning how…
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What’s Happening in Bee Culture
What’s Happening in Bee Culture By: The Bee Culture Staff Jerry Hayes Jerry Hayes started out in life as a High School teacher. He…
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The Future of Commercial Beekeeping
The Future of Commercial Beekeeping By: John Miller Many years ago, a futurist/motivational speaker named Ed Barlow spoke to the National Honey Board. I…
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Electromagnetic Radiation – Part 2
And Honey Bee Health – Part 2 By: Ross Conrad In the February edition of Bee Culture we looked at some of the scientific…
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Drawn Comb
Our Most Valuable Resource By: Dewey Caron Empty bee boxes, all too common with varroa mite enhancement of virus epidemics in our bees, need bees….
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Protectabee™: An All-In-One Adjustable Hive Entrance
Protectabee™: An All-In-One Adjustable Hive Entrance By: Erica Shelley , Tasmin Brown, Aparna Karthikeyan, Nicole Gauvreau, and Peter Kevan What do Play-Doh, chocolate chip…
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Minding Your Bees and Cues
Bee Mine By: Becky Masterman and Bridget Mendel Did bees invent Valentine’s Day? No, they did not. The holiday was in fact established by…
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Found in Translation
Honey Bees, an Origin Story By: Jay Evans A long time ago, in a treehole far, far, away, our honey bee heroines started a…
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Electromagnetic Radiation – Part 1
And Honey Bee Health – Part 1 By: Ross Conrad The potential for harmful impacts from electromagnetic radiation to bees first came into the…
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Enhance the Pre-Inspection Process
Enhance the Pre-Inspection Process By: John Miller Indoor beehive storage buildings designed for beehives now house nearly a million beehives. Over 400,000 of those…
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Bee Vectoring with the Protectabee™
Bee Vectoring with the Protectabee™ By: Erica Shelley , Tasmin Brown, Aparna Karthikeyan, Nicole Gauvreau, and Peter Kevan They say that necessity is the…
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Found in Translation
More Signs of the Resistance By: Jay Evans I always like to start the New Year with hopeful signs for bees and beekeepers and…
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Book Reviews
COLOSS Beebook Volume III Book By: Book Review By: Kim Flottum COLOSS BEEBOOK Volume III: Standard Methods for Apis mellifera Hive Product Research. Edited…
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Goodbye Kathy Part 4 – It’s Summers Time
For December 2021, we are featuring three separate goodbye’s for our wonderful layout and design person, Kathy Summers as well as, one goodbye from…
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Goodbye Kathy Part 3 – From the Editor
For December 2021, we are featuring three separate goodbye’s for our wonderful layout and design person, Kathy Summers as well as, one goodbye from…
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Goodbye Kathy Part 2 – From Friends and Loved Ones
For December 2021, we are featuring three separate goodbye’s for our wonderful layout and design person, Kathy Summers as well as, one goodbye from…
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Goodbye Kathy Part 1 – Well Done Kath!
For December 2021, we are featuring three separate goodbye’s for our wonderful layout and design person, Kathy Summers. Kathy has been with us a…
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How to Inspect a Hive
Part 1 By: Darryl Gabritsch Inspecting a hive is only one part of colony management. If you see an issue while inspecting a hive…
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A Place for My Honey House
A Bee Driven Mid-Life Crisis, Part 5 By: James Masucci Have you ever juggled? You can’t just focus on one ball; you must keep…
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