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Same Concentration, Different Outcome
Understanding Variability in Varroa Mite Treatments Abderrahim Hammaid, DVM, Technical Manager Europe at Véto-pharma The relentless assault of Varroa destructor infestations on honey bee…
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Book Review
Dead Bees Don’t Make Honey Dewey M. Caron Dead Bees Don’t Make Honey by Theresa Martin (2024, Little Wolf Farm, ISBN 979-8-9902757-0-6, available from…
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To Believe Or Not To Believe
My Failed Attempt at Citizen Science James Masucci I have been a scientist my entire adult life. Even though I’ve retired, I still think…
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The Language of Beekeepers
Click Here if you listened. We’d love to know what you think. There is even a spot for feedback! Read along below! The Language…
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Minding Your Bees and Cues
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Off the Wahl Beekeeping
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The Business of Beekeeping
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STUDY HALL-Who, What, When, Where, and How???
From the Editor, Jerry Hayes We were shared some old daguerreotype’s (first photos on glass) from the late 1800’s. We have identified most of…
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When is an Inspection Too Long?
By: David Burns How long should it take to inspect a colony of bees? This is one of the most asked questions I receive…
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American Beekeeping Federation Focus
By: Debbie Seib, Vice-President & Legislative Chair Have We Abandoned the Legislative Agenda? As the elected Vice-President and Legislative chair, I can assure you…
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Local Professor Publishes Book on Honey Bees
by: Laurel Stone The book is a resource for veterinarians, beekeepers and others interested in honey bees and the increasing health challenges they face. https://www.wkbn.com/news/local-news/grove-city-news/local-professor-publishes-book-on-honey-bees/…
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Is Beekeeping Relevant?
By: John Miller To beekeepers, yes! We absolutely are relevant! We are the gatekeepers of the food supply! However, we often occupy our own…
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Minding Your Bees and Cues
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Wax Moths and Honey Bees
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Recommended Control Options By Seasonal Phase
STUDY HALL From the Editor, Jerry Hayes As I promised, here is all of the information available from the Tools for Varroa Management Guide…
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Milkweeds Are Not Just For Monarchs
By: Alyssum Flowers Although milkweed has often been considered a weed, and to farmers, an annoying nuisance, it has recently enjoyed new respect and…
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Commercial Beekeeping Is Stormy
By: John Miller Beekeeping is stormy. A beekeeper is justified fretting over myriad threats big and small. I have (finally) learned: There is no…
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Beekeeping Overview in North America with Jerry Hayes
In this episode, we explore an overview of beekeeping in North America with Jerry Hayes, editor of Bee Culture magazine. We’ll cover beekeeping management in the region, the…
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A Beekeeper’s Primer
For Integrated Pest Management By: Edward Hsieh and Adam Dolezal The term “pest control” frequently conjures up images of masked exterminators dispensing poisonous chemicals…
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