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Read MoreHerbal medicine for bees? Jay Evans, USDA Beltsville Bee Lab Bees have been reliant on plants, and vice versa, for tens of millions of…
Read MoreDo Bees Feel Sick? Jay Evans, USDA Beltsville Bee Lab In our own species, disease can be swift and devastating. In the U.S. alone,…
Read MoreProtein Sources and Colony Growth By: Jay Evans Hopefully those in the Northern hemisphere have your bees situated so they are taking advantage of…
Read MoreBees and the Web that Traps Them By: Jay Evans, USDA Beltsville Bee Lab While big injuries, exposures and accidents are always a risk,…
Read MoreHighlight Film: American Association of Professional Apiculturists By: Jay Evans, USDA Beltsville Bee Lab Having honed my endurance by watching dozens of Winter Olympic…
Read MoreClimate Effects on Bee Disease Jay Evans, USDA Beltsville Bee Lab Western honey bees can thank humans for their current range and abundance to…
Read MoreHoney Bees, an Origin Story By: Jay Evans A long time ago, in a treehole far, far, away, our honey bee heroines started a…
Read MoreMore Signs of the Resistance By: Jay Evans I always like to start the New Year with hopeful signs for bees and beekeepers and…
Read MoreSmells Promising Jay Evans It is pretty obvious that Varroa mites love honey bees. This love is realized by the mites’ sense of touch…
Read MoreFood And The Thinking Bee Jay Evans, USDA Beltsville Bee Lab Honey bee foragers get cues from dancing nestmates, colony stores, and the gaping…
Read MoreFound in Translation By: Jay Evans When this column comes out, many in the northern hemisphere will still feel the heat of a long…
Read MoreBy: Jay Evans Annual Interview Section I have the honor of sharing insights into the career and life of Christina Grozinger, Distinguished Professor at…
Read MoreBy: Jay Evans Convergent Ways To Expose And Fight Mites I highlighted three months ago the challenges needed to select for and maintain specific…
Read MoreBy: Jay Evans NEXTEST-GENERATION SCIENTISTS I am a bit of a cynic for fairs and award shows (and don’t get me started on beauty…
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