New Veterinary Certification Program
One of the issues beekeepers often bring up is the ability to find a “honey bee trained” veterinarian. For the last several years, the…
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More Support for Nova Scotia Beekeepers
Nova Scotia beekeepers will have access to more financial support this year. The Apiculture Sustainable Growth and Health Program will provide eligible beekeepers up…
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Beekeeper Survey
This a public survey looking for input from veterinarians but also animal caretakers, animal industry stakeholders/businesses/farms/ academics i.e. Beekeepers. They consider bees to be…
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Bee-ginner’s Beekeeping: The Basics of Apiculture
Learn how to be a beekeeper in this self-paced online course that teaches students how to start, maintain, and care…
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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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Agriculture Technology Innovator Terra Vera Launches ApiVera to Preserve Bee Populations and Optimize Bee Health
Terra Vera, an agriculture technology company leading the charge towards a more food-secure future with amino acid-based crop management solutions, is launching ApiVera, a new…
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Sugar-Conditioned Honey Bees Can Be Biased Towards a Nectarless Dioecious Crop
M. Cecilia Estravis-Barcala, Florencia Palottini, Facundo Verellen, Andrés González & Walter M. Farina Scientific Reports volume 14, Article number: 18263 (2024) Cite this article Abstract The targeted pollination strategy has shown positive results in…
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Combining Pest Treatments May Be Key to Helping Honey Bees Survive the Winter
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Winters can be tough on managed honey bee colonies, with beekeepers in the United States reporting that one-third of their colonies die…
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A New Threat to AMERICA?
By: Dr. Humberto Boncristiani https://www.insidethehive.tv/ contact@insidethehive.tv
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The Queen Has Spoken
THE QUEEN HAS SPOKEN! The National Honey Board Announces the 2024 Queen’s Choice Award Winners The best new innovative food and beverage products made…
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Can Bees Recognize Faces?
By: Tracey Peake The short answer? Yes. But there’s a bit more to the story. Recently David Tarpy, professor of applied ecology at NC State…
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2024 4-H Essay Contest Varietal Honeys- Third Place Winner, Naomi Renner
2024 4-H Essay Contest Varietal Honeys- Third Place Winner, Naomi Renner Foundation for the Preservation of the Honey Bees, Inc. For more information, please…
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2024 4-H Essay Contest Varietal Honeys- Second Place Winner, Annalise Watkins
2024 4-H Essay Contest Varietal Honeys- Second Place Winner, Annalise Watkins Foundation for the Preservation of the Honey Bees, Inc. For more information, please…
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2024 4-H Essay Contest Varietal Honeys- First Place Winner, Landon Moore
2024 4-H Essay Contest Varietal Honeys- First Place Winner, Landon Moore Foundation for the Preservation of the Honey Bees, Inc. For more information, please…
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Honey Production Sweetens Bee Lab’s Research
POLLINATOR RESEARCH PRODUCED 2 TONS OF GOLDEN NECTAR IN 2023 By Kristina Jackson | University Communication and Marketing https://news.unl.edu/article/honey-production-sweetens-bee-labs-research Each summer, students in Judy Wu-Smart’s bee…
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Tropilaelaps is established in Western Russia
Our next big Honey Bee health fear is of course the Tropilaelaps mite. Natural spread is expected but with our local, regional, country…
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Raspberry Pi used to count bees — Brazilian researchers use a Pi Zero 2 W and some AI to help keep hives healthy
By: Ash Hill What’s the buzz? This bee counting Pi project, that’s what. Researchers at the Federal University of Itajuba in Brazil, including professor…
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Beekeeping Breakthroughs: Purdue Research Strengthens Honey Bee Colonies For Top Pollination Performance
Amid National Pollinators Month, beekeepers are focusing their efforts on enhancing their bee colonies’ resilience, particularly in preparation for the harsh winter months ahead. Krispn…
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Yellow-Legged Ledger
The Department’s Plant Protection Division team has been hard at work – finding and swiftly eradicating 3 Yellow-legged hornet’s nests over a 24-hour period…
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Pesticide Drift May Endanger Pollinators
Wind and water cause chemical pesticides to accumulate in bee-collected pollen and wax The United States is home to more than 4,000 types of…
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