Honey Bees and Drought
August 3, 2012While honey harvests will continue in existing hives this year despite drought, new hives and next year’s harvest could be at risk.
While honey harvests will continue in existing hives this year despite drought, new hives and next year’s harvest could be at risk.
Natural beauty-care company Burt’s Bees launches three artistic videos during National Pollinator Week to educate the public on the importance of Honey bees.
Honey bee colonies with greater genetic diversity might help fend off colony collapse disorder, a study finds.
Virginia backyard gardener and Honey bee enthusiast Sue Mariner launches a petition to ban Bayer’s neonicontinoid pesticides.
Photo by MSU Ag Communications/Kat Lawrence Honey bees forage on flowers, such as henbit, about a month earlier than usual due to warm winter temperatures. This year’s unseasonably warm winter weather could create a food shortage for honey bees. Beekeepers in many states have been asked to monitor their hives for signs of starvation. Normally, […]
One Vermont couple turns a run-down farm into the love of their lives.
Researchers are working to breed disease-sniffing bees that wipe out Varrora mites before they become problems in the hive.
Diseases that affect your Honey bees could also affect 11 other species of wild pollinators, a study finds.
Despite recent findings related to the cause of colony collapse disorder, the mystery of disappearing Honey bees hasn’t been solved.
Courtesy Vanishing of the Bees The Vanishing of the Bees documentary explores the possible causes of colony collapse disorder worldwide. It’s no secret that the world’s Honey bees are in a dire situation. A sudden, mysterious decline in the bee population, known as colony collapse disorder, has thrust these buzzing beauties into the media spotlight. […]