Bee Club
M.E.A. Mc Neil Bee Club, a novel by M.E.A. McNeil, tells the story of a disparate group attracted to the importance and intrigue of…
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Academy Hive Has Cadets Looking Out for Them
By Randy Roughton U.S. Air Force Academy Strategic Communications U.S. AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. – Each season offers a new priority for the U.S. Air…
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Plants That Can Heat Up Have Been a Key Driver of Pollinator Evolution | Technology Networks
A Review from the Editor, Jerry Hayes: I am shared lots of information on lots of topics, subjects and research everyday. This one got…
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AgriLife Extension adds honey bee specialist in Overton
Slater’s 18 years of experience meets industry request to improve Texas beekeeping programs By: Adam Russell Garrett Slater, Ph.D., has been hired as the…
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Fridays on the Farm: Making a Difference with Honey Bees
By Sydney Erickson, FSA, Nebraska Meet Kirstin Bailey of Fox Run Farms, a diversified family operation in Brainard, Nebraska. Kirstin and her family transformed…
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Queen Bee: Berry Turns a Sweet Hobby Into Research & Impact
By Brandon Ward Jennifer Berry has always been interested in insects. As a child, she would spend time in the woods behind her house, fascinated…
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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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Renowned Honey Expert C. Marina Marchese Breaks Ground as First American Official Instructor for Italian Honey Sensory Analysis
Level 1 Honey Sensory Certification now available in the U.S. through The American Honey Tasting Society C. Marina Marchese, master honey sommelier, author and founder…
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How a High-School Beekeeper Made Her Way to USDA Honey Bee Researcher
Brought to you by the Entomological Society of America Written by: Pierre Lau, Ph.D. Editor’s Note: This is the next article in the “Standout…
Read MoreOhio Tornado
Date of tornado was March 14, 2024 about 8:30pm. The tornado originated at Indian Lake, Ohio in Logan county. It was identified as an EF3….
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The Buzz on Beekeeping
The buzz on beekeeping BY ADRIAN VINCENT ROSAS We are here to share current happenings in the bee industry. Bee Culture gathers and shares articles…
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Adopt-a-Hive Program
WANT TO HELP HONEY BEES? Join the UF/IFAS Honey Bee Research and Extension Laboratory (HBREL) in improving honey bee health, increasing the sustainability of…
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UC San Diego is Now a Bee Campus
UC San Diego Is Now a Bee Campus. Here’s What that Means… Biologist offers insights on new national designation that supports pollinators and plants…
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Honey Bees Irreplaceable Role
From Pollination To Plate, Bees And Beekeeping Play An Irreplaceable Role In Food Production The bustling aisles of a grocery store offer rows upon…
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No-Mow Zones
States give pollinators pit stops in rights-of-way No-mow zones create habitat, save time and money By: Whitney Pipkin A sign on VA State Route…
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The Good of the Bee
Artist Matt Willey brings his brushes to Savannah Bee Co. as part of global mural project. Rob Hessler Savannah Morning News There’s a buzz…
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Slovenia’s Beautiful Beehives
Beautiful Beehives Turn Apiaries Into Art Dating back to the 18th century, AŽ hive panels depict stories of marriage, damnation, and daily life. BY REBECCA…
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Jewish Beekeeper in London
In London, a Jewish beekeeper draws honey and spirituality from his hives For David Roth, the hobby he picked up during the COVID pandemic…
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Examining Einstein’s Warning
The Bee Crisis: Examining Einstein’s Warning and the Impact on Humanity By Bhavesh Bakshi Albert Einstein, one of the greatest scientific minds in history,…
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Insect Apocalypse
Insect apocalypse By Steve Nicholls Generally unloved and disregarded, insects are in fact the most successful group of animals on Earth and have been…
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