Millions of Alaska-bound Honey Bees Die
Millions of Alaska-bound honeybees die at Atlanta airport by Sabine Poux, Hundreds of pounds of honeybees were set to ship from the Lower 48 to…
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Cherokee Nation Pollinator Homes
Cherokee Nation installs new pollinator homes at Cherokee Immersion School, Cherokee speakers’ village Submitted by Cherokee Nation TAHLEQUAH — Cherokee Nation celebrated the installation…
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Shopping Centers and Beehives
An Alternative Use for Shopping Centers: Beehives David Moin ShopCore Properties is creating a lot of buzz. The real estate company is installing beehives…
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Remembering ‘Gene’ Killion
REMEMBERING EUGENE “GENE” KILLION By Charles and Karen Nielsen Lorence If you have been around long enough in the beekeeping industry, the name Gene…
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Honey Bees Could Help ID Dead Bodies
How Honey Bees Could Help Find Bodies of Missing People BY SHIRA LI BARTOV Honey bees could become the latest crime fighters to help locate…
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Dr. Eric Mussen Passes
Honey Bee Authority Dr. Eric Mussen Passes Celebrated honey bee authority Dr. Eric Carnes Mussen, an internationally known 38-year California Cooperative Extension apiculturist and an…
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California Rules Bees are Fish
California Court Rules That Bees Are Fish Insects aren’t a category protected by the California Endangered Species Act. So state officials classified four bumblebee…
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African Beekeepers’ Innovation
African beekeepers’ innovation makes beekeeping returns sweeter For years, Joseck Matheri, Calvin Tiony and their wives watched helplessly as honey badger, an animal bigger…
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Major Colony Losses in Canada
Major colony losses have Canadian beekeepers feeling spring sting Beekeepers in Alberta, Manitoba and Ontario report major losses, with mites and other factors blamed…
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Honey Bee Population Decline
Is Bee Theft Contributing to Decline in Honey Bee Population? The honey bee population is on the decline, and maybe not just from mites,…
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Retired Teacher now Beekeeper
Buzz Thrill: Retired educator using science background for beekeeping ‘hobby’ By Don Wilkins Messenger-Inquirer Steve Hahus, a retired teacher and beekeeper, walks through his…
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The High Art of Elevated Dumbery
The High Art of Elevated Dumbery By: Stephen Bishop Some people think you can just do dumb things without any forethought, but learning how…
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Bee Vectoring
Bee vectoring is a novel technology that can be used to fight pests and diseases inside the hive. Bees carry protective powders into…
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Vandals Destroy Beehives
Intervale farm picks up pieces after vandal destroys beehives, greenhouse By Cam Smith BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) – Farming businesses in Burlington’s Intervale are picking…
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English Woman Smashing Stereotypes
From engineer to beekeeper: Highgate woman smashing stereotypes Sally Patterson Highgate’s Helen Rogers has been named one of the UK#s most “inspirational and…
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Indiana Honey Bee Expert
A conversation with Indiana’s top honey bee expert A honey bee forager cleans herself on a flower FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA21) –…
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NYPD Beekeeper…Last Swarm
This NYPD Beekeeper Has Subdued His Last Swarm BY DANNY LEWIS, WNYC DARREN MAYS In late August, tourists and New Yorkers in Times Square spotted…
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Beekeeper Advocates for Health Benefits of Honey
Viktor Plyushchev, owner of Smart Bee Pollinations, and his daughter Albeena open one of their beehives on their farm in La Center….
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Women in Beekeeping AgTech
Women in AgTech: Ellie Symes SOFTWARE FOUNDER HELPS ALMOND GROWERS MONITOR HIVE STRENGTH By:AMY WU Editor’s Note: The following profile is an excerpt from Amy…
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NYC Beehives on Rooftops
Beehive deliveries keep New Yorkers buzzing on rooftops, backyards Bees are thriving in New York hives. The city offers them a welcome variety of…
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