Emma Wadel

UncategorizedSeptember 8, 2015

CATCH THE BUZZ – Earth Has 3 Trillion Trees But They’re Falling at Alarming Rates. And You Wondered Where All the Honey Bee Food Went…

By Will Dunham, from Green Business Earth is home to just over 3 trillion trees – the redwoods of California, the olive trees of…

2015, Articles, Authors, Bigger Picture, Columns, Jessica Lawrence, March 2015March 1, 2015

Bigger Picture

The North American Beekeepers Conference By: Jessica Louque The North American Beekeepers Conference was held in Disneyland this year, making it a prime target…

2015, Articles, Ask Phil, Authors, Columns, March 2015, Phil CraftMarch 1, 2015

Ask Phil

Got a Question? He Knows! By: Phil Craft A beekeeper in Nevada writes: I took this picture today 12/22/2014. Am I making a mistake…

2015, Articles, Authors, Columns, Downtown, March 2015, Toni BurnhamMarch 1, 2015

Downtown

Investing In Forage For The Future A Call To Blooms By: Toni Burnham Though many of us came to urban apiculture as almost a…

2015, Articles, Authors, Columns, Inner Cover, Kim Flottum, March 2015March 1, 2015

Inner Cover

Safely Defining Honey. By: Kim Flottum Back in January we reported in the BUZZ that the ERS has sent a Report to the Commissioner…

2015, Articles, Authors, Bottom Board, Columns, Ed Colby, March 2015March 1, 2015

Bottom Board

Keeping Her Happy By: Ed Colby Ski patrolling on Aspen Mountain remains a dream job, especially for someone half my age. I’m not the…

2015, Articles, Authors, Larry Connor, March 2015March 1, 2015

Sustainable Apiary Breeding

To maintain a sustainable apiary the beekeeper must be well trained, the colonies must be on a management plan of continuous renewal and rebuilding,…

2015, Articles, Authors, Columns, March 2015, Michele Colopy, Pollinator Stewardship CouncilMarch 1, 2015

The Pollinator Stewardship Council

You Too Can “Comment Now” Local, state and federal regulations offer opportunities for public input. By: Michele Colopy The January article in Bee Culture…

2015, Articles, Authors, Columns, It's Summers Time, Kathy Summers, March 2015March 1, 2015

It’s Summers Time

Winter, The Chickens and Stress By: Kathy Summers If you live where it’s cold and snowy Winter and stress just go together. As I…

2015, Articles, Authors, Columns, Downtown, February 2015, Toni BurnhamFebruary 1, 2015

Downtown

Car-Free Beekeeping: Going Green Without Burning Gas Human Powered Transit By: Toni Burnham For the past few years, we have seen a small, but…

2015, Articles, Authors, Columns, February 2015, Inner Cover, Kim FlottumFebruary 1, 2015

Inner Cover

Reader Survey. Meeting Messages. By: Kim Flottum We recently conducted a reader survey. You may have been one of those contacted by the people…

2015, Articles, Authors, February 2015, Larry ConnorFebruary 1, 2015

Mentoring Concepts

Setting up a mentoring program requires time & effort! By: Larry Connor A growing number of beekeeping organizations use mentoring programs as a means…

2015, Articles, Authors, Bottom Board, Columns, Ed Colby, February 2015February 1, 2015

Bottom Board

A Big Dilemma By: Ed Colby Cats are a dime a dozen, until you need one. Mice rule the barn where I store my…

2015, Ann Harman, Apiculture, Articles, Authors, February 2015, Honey, Honey Bee Management, RecipesFebruary 1, 2015

Make Valentine’s Day Special with Honey

By: Ann Harman February is a strange month. It is the shortest one but it has quite a few days for observances. One of…

2015, Articles, Ask Phil, Authors, Columns, February 2015, Phil CraftFebruary 1, 2015

Ask Phil

Got a Question? By: Phil Craft A beekeeper in Kentucky writes: Is it ok to leave supers on hives during the Winter? Phil replies:…

2015, A Closer Look, Articles, Authors, Clarence Collison, Columns, February 2015February 1, 2015

A Closer Look

Bee Development Development includes a pre-capping period (with the cell open) and a post-capping one with the cell sealed. By: Clarence Collison Honey bees…