Bee-ware: New Resources Released for National Pollinator Week Posted by Christina Herrick|June 19, 2017 New videos, webinars available during week-long observance. Read More
Avoid These Mistakes When Flying Drones Over Your Farm Field By Ksenia Korolkova, Proofminder|April 24, 2024
Stolen Hives Recovered in Nearly $1M Heist Posted by Christina Herrick|May 25, 2017 Man likely stole hives from across the state of California in the last three years.
Webinar Series Highlights New Research on Honeybee Health Posted by Christina Herrick|May 23, 2017 National Pollinator Week webinar showcases research to improve honeybee colony health by 2020.
Wild Bee Populations Are out of Sync with Crop Needs By Basil Waugh | Joshua Brown|February 22, 2017 Some crops most dependent on pollinators, including pumpkins, watermelons, pears, peaches, plums, apples and blueberries, appeared to have the strongest pollination mismatch.
First Bee in Continental U.S. Listed as Endangered Species Posted by Christina Herrick|January 16, 2017 Rusty patched bumble bee receives protection from activities that could cause it to go extinct.
Pollination Experts Host Webinar Series Posted by David Eddy|January 16, 2017 Fruit and vegetable growers can prepare for spring by hearing about recent pollination research.
Wyoming Bee College Conference to be Held in March Posted by Christina Herrick|January 1, 2017 Event to focus on health, welfare, and conservation of pollinators.
General Mills Invests $4 Million In Pollinator Habitat Posted by David Eddy|December 2, 2016 The food company giant, Natural Resources Conservation Service, and the Xerces Society announce multi-year commitment to help pollinators prosper.
Attract Pollinators To Your Farm By Lauren María Alexander|November 28, 2016 Learn how to build the optimal breeding ground for bees.
Partnership Highlights Key Role Bees Play In Thanksgiving Meal Posted by Christina Herrick|November 20, 2016 Campaign focuses on role honeybees and beekeepers have pollinating the foods Americans eat.
Grant Awarded To Rutgers To Study Pollinators Posted by Rosemary Gordon|September 19, 2016 Scientist in the school of Environmental and Biological Sciences receives $2.9 million grant to research bees and other pollinators.
Minnesota Governor Restricts Neonicotinoid Use Posted by Christina Herrick|August 30, 2016 Executive order issued to reverse, minimize negative impact on bees and other insect pollinators.
Save The Pollinators [Opinion] By Rosemary Gordon|August 6, 2016 Bees need to be protected as these beneficial, pollinating insects have an important job: They help increase yields of both fruits and vegetables.
Beekeeping Gives Veterans New Opportunities Posted by Christina Herrick|July 4, 2016 Workshop helps introduce veterans to the biology behind keeping bees.
Bees May Accidentally Bring Varroa Mites Into Their Hives Posted by Christina Herrick|June 28, 2016 A USDA research team is learning that mite populations often spike in the fall, due to migration into the hives.
Study: Climate Change Putting Sting On Non-Native Pollinators Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 12, 2016 Analysis of record-breaking 2010 cold spell yields hot leads about chilling effect on tropical bees in South Florida.
Survey: Beekeepers Lost 44% Of Bees Last Year Posted by Christina Herrick|May 10, 2016 Responses indicate summer losses rival winter losses for second year in a row.
App Helps Protect Bees In The Field Posted by Christina Herrick|April 12, 2016 Oregon State University publication recommends best practices for managing pesticide applications to protect bees via a smartphone app.
EPA Releases List Of Products Labeled For Use Against Varroa Mites Posted by Christina Herrick|February 2, 2016 Agency gives recommendations on products to protect hives against parasites.
Ensure Your Berry Production Success With Pollinators By Charlie O'Dell|October 31, 2015 Ensure Your Berry Production Success With Pollinators Planting bee-friendly food sources help native pollinators to continue their valuable […]