
Honey Bees Have Emotions
Can Bees Feel Emotions? New Study Suggests They Are Sentient By Madeleine Muzdakis Bees are critical to American agriculture. They pollinate over $15 billion worth of crops…
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Can Bees Feel Emotions? New Study Suggests They Are Sentient By Madeleine Muzdakis Bees are critical to American agriculture. They pollinate over $15 billion worth of crops…
Read MoreActor Morgan Freeman imports hives and gives the bees a home. Harmful pesticides are killing bees at an alarming rate. Maintaining natural wildlife is…
Read MoreFor honey bees, 2023 is potentially a bad year By Scott Weybright, College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences A massively destructive hurricane in Florida last…
Read MoreProtection of Managed Pollinators (Honey Bees) Issued Date January 19, 2023 Agency/Authority Agriculture and Markets, Department of Objective To determine whether the Department of…
Read MoreFeed or fight? How a honey bee hive’s culture influences their choice by Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology (SICB) Observation hives allow researchers to…
Read MoreStarving bees are robbing hives as their keepers try everything to save them By Bill Weir, CNN Chief Climate Correspondent Arcadia, FloridaCNN — Their busy, buzzing…
Read MoreUptrend in global managed honey bee colonies and production based on a six-decade viewpoint, 1961–2017 Bernard J. Phiri, Damien Fèvre & Arata Hidano Scientific Reports volume 12,…
Read MoreEuropean honey bees crucial to the environment By LES HARRISON As the days shorten and cool, a few insects remain just as active as…
Read MoreHoney bees cannot fly straight after ingesting pesticides By Alison Bosman Earth.com staff writer Honey bees fly out of the hive each day in search…
Read MoreARS-developed Varroa-resistant honey bees better winter survivors US Department of Agriculture – Agricultural Research Service Baton Rouge, La.—Pol-line honey bees, a type of Varroa…
Read MoreThe age of extinction ‘Honeybees are voracious’: is it time to put the brakes on the boom in beekeeping? The number of…
Read MoreButterfly Pavilion and Greeley Honey Producer Collaborate on Beehive Project Claire Duncombe Flickr/Pierre Grand Bees and other pollinators are a crucial part of the…
Read MoreARS New Service Kim Kaplan Kim.Kaplan@usda.gov Helping Honey Bees Make It Through Winter With Early Cold Storage; TUCSON, ARIZONA, June 22, 2020—Putting honey bees…
Read MoreRolls-Royce’s Honey Production Is Still Booming, Even While Auto Plants Are Shut. The luxury car company has housed an active apiary at its headquarters…
Read MoreCOMMENTARY: God Bless America (and the honey bees) The angry bees attacked in the direction of the stick, giving Charity enough time to escape.”…
Read MoreAlan Harman More intensive beekeeping does not raise the risk of diseases that harm or kill the insects, new research suggests. Intensive agriculture –…
Read MoreBy: Ginger Rowsey, University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture In a recent study, researchers with the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture found the…
Read MoreA team of scientists from RMIT University, Monash University and the University of Toulouse III has trained honeybees (Apis mellifera) to match a character…
Read MoreBy: Michael Balter Is one of the world’s most widely used herbicides a danger not only to annoying weeds, but also to honeybees? While…
Read MoreUniversity Of British Columbia Honey from urban bees can tell us how clean a city is and help pinpoint the sources of environmental pollutants…
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