Bees and Beekeeping
Articles and websites related to bees, honey bees and beekeeping for beekeepers and everyone interested in bees.
Collection by Matthias Lampe
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(2) Jamie Ellis presents "Worker honey bees and what they do"
Jul 15th · Have you ever wondered why some honey bees are called “worker” honey bees? What work do they do and why do they do it? In this lecture, Dr. Ellis will discus...
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(2) Randy Oliver presents "Reading the Combs: Understanding Bee Biology Over the Course of a Season
Jul 15th · A summary of Randy's series “Understanding Colony Buildup and Decline.” By acquiring a better understanding of the biology of bees, nutrition, parasites, an...
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(1) The Bee Hive as an Information Centre by Tom Seeley
Jul 15th · A lecture given at the 2017 National Honey Show by Tom Seeley entitled "The Bee Hive as an Information Centre" The National Honey Show gratefully acknowledge...
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Seeley, Lives of Bees
Jul 13th · Wild colonies of honey bees hold the key to improving the health of the managed colonies kept by beekeepers, according to Thomas D. Seeley, the Horace White ...
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Darwinian Beekeeping with Dr. Thomas Seeley
Jul 13th · The Houston Beekeepers Association is proud to present Dr. Thomas D. Seeley!Darwinian beekeeping is an evolutionary approach to beekeeping, one that seeks to...
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The Bee Colony as a Honey Factory by Tom Seeley
Jul 13th · A lecture given by Tom Seeley at the 2017 National Honey Show entitled "The Bee Colony as a Honey Factory". The National Honey Show gratefully acknowledge th...
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Upper Midwest Pollinator Meadow
1 min read · Jul 12th · These region-and state-specific guidelines provide in-depth practical guidance on how to install and maintain nectar- and pollen-rich habitat for pollinators in the form of wildflower meadow…
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Minimizing Honey Bee Exposure to Pesticides 1
20+ min read · Jul 12th · Growers and pesticide applicators have a number of options when faced with a pest problem: do nothing, or apply some type of cultural, chemical, biological, or physical method to mitigate the damage.…
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The Benefits of Pollen to Honey Bees1
6 min read · Jul 12th · The honey bee's basic nutritional requirements are similar to those of humans; namely, they need proteins (amino acids), carbohydrates (sugars), minerals, fats/lipids (fatty acids), vitamins, and…
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Infant Botulism and Honey1
3 min read · Jul 12th · Figure 1. Credit: iStockphoto Infant botulism is a disease caused by the spore-forming bacterium Clostridium botulinum. With an average of fewer than 100 reported cases per year in the US, infant…
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Small Hive Beetle
Jul 12th · A lecture given by James Ellis at the 2014 National Honey Show entitled "Small Hive Beetle". The National Honey Show gratefully acknowledge the sponsorship o...
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Jamie Ellis
2 min read · Jul 12th · Dr. Ellis is the Gahan Endowed Professor of Entomology in the Department of Entomology and Nematology at the University of Florida. At the University of Florida, Dr. Ellis has responsibilities in…
