Ready for Winter
Maybe? By: James Masucci I’ve been a scientist my entire adult life, which means I always experiment. The question that interests me the most…
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Found in Translation
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Honey Recipe
Honey Caramel Corn a.k.a. Fay’s Fiddle Faddle By: Fay Jarrett Ingredients □ 1 cup honey □ 1 cup unsalted butter □ 1 cup dark…
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The Royal Glands
of the Honey Bee By: Ed Erwin The hypopharyngeal glands could easily be considered “The Royal Glands of the Honey Bee,” since they secrete…
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The Life and Legacy of Eric Mussen
By: Kathy Keatley Garvey “During my entire apicultural career of more than 75 years, from beginning to student to retirement 26 years ago, I…
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Must History Repeat?
By: John Miller Our experience, as individuals and in societies, is informed by history. ‘Nothing new under the sun’, we’ve often heard. Many observers…
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An Interview with Troy Hall
of Hall Apiaries By: Jeff Kennedy We are living in an unprecedented time. A time of immediate gratification, where almost anything you could possibly…
Read MoreBeeing Diverse
A Recap By: Emma Wadel As I hope many of you are aware, we had our annual October event entitled BEEing Diverse: Inspiring Leaders…
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Study Hall
From the Editor, Jerry Hayes Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, Los Posadas, Soyal, Kwanzaa or whatever you celebrate in this crazy world to bring honesty,…
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Stuck on Trees
Alyssum Flowers While some of us are inside with cold or freezing temperatures outside, honey bee colonies are very busy trying to keep the…
Read MoreProcessing Proplis Could it be any Easier?
Greg Carey Not many of the beekeepers in our area collect and process propolis. I suspect this is so of beekeepers as a whole….
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Interview with an Inventor
Stuart Roweth By: Tina Sebestyen I first became acquainted with Stuart Roweth, who lives in England, after reading about his invention, the Bee Gym,…
Read MoreHoney Shows Part 1:
The Value of Showing Honey and Beeswax Brutz English I love honey shows! I find honey shows to be fun, exciting and often full…
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Beware of Beekeeping Burnout
By: Stephen Bishop Not that I’m jealous, but I don’t get all the hullabaloo over bees’ work ethic. Sure, a bee may transport pollen…
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Minding Your Bees and Cues
A Diachronic Ouija – Zoom Interview with Virgil By: Becky Masterman & Bridget Mendel For the interview issue of this magazine, we chose to…
Read MoreOff the Wahl Beekeeping
Products of the Hive By: Richard Wahl Uses of Honey The primary reason most new beekeepers get into the management of bees is to…
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Found in Translation
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A Closer Look
Honey Bee Viruses By: Clarence Collison Viruses are obligate intracellular infectious agents that rely on their host machinery for multiplication (i.e., transcription, translation and…
Read MoreBottom Board
The IRS By: Ed Colby At 6 o’clock this morning on our way fishing, Paul was all lit up. When he tried to pick…
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A Conversation on Pesticides
with Dan Schmehl – Pollinator Ecotoxicologist By: James Masucci One of the best things to come out of Bayer’s acquisition of Monsanto was that…
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