CATCH THE BUZZ – Help Wanted! BIP Technical Transfer Team Position.
The Bee Informed Partnership is seeking additional Technical Transfer Team members to work with commercial beekeepers in one of our 5 regions (location TBD)….
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CATCH THE BUZZ – Right Now, Bee Informed Needs Your Help!
Hello Honey Bee Fans! The Bee Informed Partnership is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization whose sole goal is to provide up-to-date honey bee health data to beekeepers so…
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CATCH THE BUZZ – Right Now, Bee Informed Needs Your Help!
Hello Honey Bee Fans! The Bee Informed Partnership is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization whose sole goal is to provide up-to-date honey bee health data to beekeepers so…
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CATCH THE BUZZ – SPECIAL
During the 2017-2018 Winter an Estimated 30.7% of Managed Colonies in The United States Were Lost! Honey Bee Colony Losses 2017-2018: Preliminary Results Figure…
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CATCH THE BUZZ – The 2017-2018 BIP Colony Loss & Management Survey – Now Live!
Members of the Auburn University Bee Lab hard at work producing paper-versions of the survey. You’re busy! We know that. You’re out catching swarms,…
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CATCH THE BUZZ – Read the March issue of Project Apis m Newsletter, and meet Tammy Horn Potter.
Those in the beekeeping business know that the months bookending the end of one year and the beginning of the next are busy ones….
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CATCH THE BUZZ – BIP National Loss Survey Comparison With Nass Results
The National Agricultural Statistical Service (NASS) recently reported the results of its second honey bee colony loss survey. The Bee Informed Partnership…
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CATCH THE BUZZ – Honey Bee Health and Management to Be Featured at UC Davis Symposium
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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CATCH THE BUZZ – Bee Informed Partnership – BIP – Leads to Healthy Hives
By Christine Souza, California Farm Bureau Federation Bee Informed Partnership crop protection agents Robert Snyder and Ben Sallmann, above, collect samples of bees from…
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