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Honey sweeter as wine

05-24-06: Where others see annoying weeds popping up in their spring lawns, Doug Erb sees delicious flavorings for honey-sweetened sodas and wines. more…

Food for Thought: Honeybee Foraging, Memory, and Acetylcholine

05-23-06: Recent research implicates acetylcholine signaling through muscarinic receptors in structural changes that take place in the honeybee brain in response to foraging. more…

Crop pollination crisis looms among bee-keepers

05-22-06: Growers and farmers have had the clearest warning yet that a pollination crisis is looming. more…

Beekeepers say mite could hit fruit supply

05-22-06: Beekeepers fear that a pesticide resistant parasite infesting their hives may trigger a chain of events that could lead to the long term decline in fruit and vegetables available to the British public. more…

Warm weather has hives swarming

05-22-06: Pest control companies respond to calls from oilfield, homeowners more…

Plenty of buzz

05-22-06: Increasing demand for honey means no rest for busy bees more…

Gift from the bee

05-21-06: This is all about the gift from the bee to humankind – food and medicine. It is a source of energy to the fatigued and medicine to the ailing. That is a good thing of the nature. more…

Honey Bee Shortage

05-20-06: The bee population has been declining and it's a phenomenon that has had a big impact on farmers and the average consumer. more…

Mead makes a comeback

05-20-06: Smith, of Newfields, had been making his own wine and beer at home for about 15 years and thought he might try making mead. more…

Carpenter bees drilling holes

05-20-06: Carpenter bees are not considered "wood destroying" insects on the same damaging level as termites or carpenter ants but if they pick your place to take up residence they sure can be an annoyance. more…

Bee swarm vacates car lot

05-19-06: Police Chief John Wright had a jail break on his hands Friday afternoon. The Rock Island police chief, a novice beekeeper, arrived shortly after noon to try to corral a swarm of bees that had taken up residence on the back bumper of a Chevrolet Lumina at Sherri D's Auto Sales. more…

Beekeepers, growers feuding

05-19-06: Accusations of cross-pollination and nectar-stealing could lead to lawsuit. more…

First responders prepare for killer bees' arrival

05-17-06: First responders in Kansas soon could be adding bee veils to the emergency gear they wear.
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Preserving honey bees crucial for Pennsylvania produce

05-19-06: "Despite many challenges, Pennsylvania's beekeepers continue to provide critical pollination services to the state's fruit and vegetable industries," says Maryann Frazier, Penn State Cooperative Extension apiculture (bee and beekeeping) specialist. more…

It’s House Hunting Time for Bees – Make Yours Unattractive

05-17-06: A UCR Researcher is part of team that described how a swarm decides where to hang its collective hat, and offers tips for keeping your home or property from becoming their next address. more…

Ukrainian president heads Brotherhood of Bee-Keepers

05-15-06: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko has become the head of the Brotherhood of the Ukrainian Bee-Keepers. It happened at the first congress of this organization in Kiev that ended on Sunday. more…

Honey money: Local keeps around 150,000 bees in his backyard

05-15-06: For Jim Beevers, the insects are a pastime. He supports around 150,000 bees — of the Italian strain — in five acres of land behind his home on the edge of Clovis. Two colonies thrive there, among wild flowers and sage, weaving with purpose from their hives, hidden inside wooden boxes, to fountains of water, to flora and fauna. more…

Couple stung by second beehive theft

05-15-06: The threat of 1,000 bee stings apparently wasn't enough to deter a thief in Fayette County. more…

Bee are essential pollinators for Southwest Florida

05-14-06: Carpenter Bees, Leafcutting bees as well as bumble bees, are part of our important native pollinators, which help produce many of our crops. more…

After the swarm

05-14-06: Experts: Killer bees, people can learn to live together. more…



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Honey sweeter as wine 05-24-06: Where others see annoying weeds popping up in their spring lawns, Doug Erb sees delicious flavorings for honey-sweetened sodas and wines. more… Food for Thought: Honeybee Foraging, Memory, and Acetylcholine 05-23-06: Recent research implicates acetylcholine signaling through muscarinic receptors in structural changes that take place in the honeybee brain in response to foraging. more… Crop pollination crisis looms among bee-keepers 05-22-06: Growers and farmers have had the clearest warning yet that a pollination crisis is looming. more… Beekeepers say mite could hit fruit supply 05-22-06: Beekeepers fear that a pesticide resistant parasite infesting their hives may trigger a chain of events that could lead to the long term decline in fruit and vegetables available to the British public. more… Warm weather has hives swarming 05-22-06: Pest control companies respond to calls from oilfield, homeowners more… Plenty of buzz 05-22-06: Increasing demand for honey means no rest for busy bees more… Gift from the bee 05-21-06: This is all about the gift from the bee to humankind – food and medicine. It is a source of energy to the fatigued and medicine to the ailing. That is a good thing of the nature. more… Honey Bee Shortage 05-20-06: The bee population has been declining and it's a phenomenon that has had a big impact on farmers and the average consumer. more… Mead makes a comeback 05-20-06: Smith, of Newfields, had been making his own wine and beer at home for about 15 years and thought he might try making mead. more… Carpenter bees drilling holes 05-20-06: Carpenter bees are not considered "wood destroying" insects on the same damaging level as termites or carpenter ants but if they pick your place to take up residence they sure can be an annoyance. more… Bee swarm vacates car lot 05-19-06: Police Chief John Wright had a jail break on his hands Friday afternoon. The Rock Island police chief, a novice beekeeper, arrived shortly after noon to try to corral a swarm of bees that had taken up residence on the back bumper of a Chevrolet Lumina at Sherri D's Auto Sales. more… Beekeepers, growers feuding 05-19-06: Accusations of cross-pollination and nectar-stealing could lead to lawsuit. more… First responders prepare for killer bees' arrival 05-17-06: First responders in Kansas soon could be adding bee veils to the emergency gear they wear. more… Preserving honey bees crucial for Pennsylvania produce 05-19-06: "Despite many challenges, Pennsylvania's beekeepers continue to provide critical pollination services to the state's fruit and vegetable industries," says Maryann Frazier, Penn State Cooperative Extension apiculture (bee and beekeeping) specialist. more… It’s House Hunting Time for Bees – Make Yours Unattractive 05-17-06: A UCR Researcher is part of team that described how a swarm decides where to hang its collective hat, and offers tips for keeping your home or property from becoming their next address. more… Ukrainian president heads Brotherhood of Bee-Keepers 05-15-06: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko has become the head of the Brotherhood of the Ukrainian Bee-Keepers. It happened at the first congress of this organization in Kiev that ended on Sunday. more… Honey money: Local keeps around 150,000 bees in his backyard 05-15-06: For Jim Beevers, the insects are a pastime. He supports around 150,000 bees — of the Italian strain — in five acres of land behind his home on the edge of Clovis. Two colonies thrive there, among wild flowers and sage, weaving with purpose from their hives, hidden inside wooden boxes, to fountains of water, to flora and fauna. more… Couple stung by second beehive theft 05-15-06: The threat of 1,000 bee stings apparently wasn't enough to deter a thief in Fayette County. more… Bee are essential pollinators for Southwest Florida 05-14-06: Carpenter Bees, Leafcutting bees as well as bumble bees, are part of our important native pollinators, which help produce many of our crops. more… After the swarm 05-14-06: Experts: Killer bees, people can learn to live together. more… N.Y. honey makers sweeten state pot Beekeepers disappearing statewide Beekeepers disappearing statewide Fear of bees unfounded, experts say They call him the bee wrangler Keepers share fascination with hard-working bees Judge stings beekeepers with ruling New flying squad in sting against terror Rare honey bee found in Pennsylvania Plans for barn renovation uncover a honey of a problem in Zelienople A small, but buzzing industry faces challenges State sees potential of bees THe Waggle dance Gets Bees Moving Proposed beehive raises honey of a controversy Watch out for the bees Long rainy season contributes to honey bee shortage Honeybee is a vital link in chain of crop production Polyurethane beehive design increases honey bee production The invasion of bees in Kern County 3 000 rural bee farmers trained Bees Better at Decision-Making Than Humans Bee farmers have potential Aldermen buzz over citywide beekeeping ban Pimp My Bee! Don't bug swarming honey bees Bees Swarm Some Grand Bahama Communities, Create Worries Bee farmer protests over islands Killer Bees & the Sunflower State Beehive creates hornets' nest Cheap new process to extract bee venom Worker bees get a bad rap Buzz of students changes to the buzz of busy bees Family Abuzz Over 60,000 Guests A honey of a business Bee warned: Honeybees are declining Honey, our bees are vanishing What's the buzz? Plan a welcome for bees and friendly pollinators Couple fined for selling fake honey City gets keeper to pry honeycomb from siren Flight of the bumblebee - next stop mainland Australia? Get the buzz on bees Busy with the bees Uninvited guests create quite a buzz Farmers find yield boost in fields near beehives Houston apartment swarmed by bees A new buzz over the vital role of bees Produce growers find bees on Web A honey of a deal Honey Production Increases in Las Tunas, Cuba Bees sting pest control worker 10 times despite his safety suit Mazandaran produces over 220 tons of honey per year Gardeners, farmers seeking bee swarms Lawmakers told killer bees on the march in Arkansas Befriending bees Study details honeybee coalition building Befriending bees 28 graduate from beekeeping training programme Let the pros find bees a home Bee keepers appeal for industry help Beekeepers incensed over lapse Preble teen has a honey of a hobby Insects that produce males from unfertilized eggs reveal a surprising cellular feat Agri Ministry moves to expand honey production Picture this: The Bees Flight of the honeybees Honey traders for holding combined show Honey initiative leaves sour taste Aggressive bees creating buzz around Midland Expo abuzz with all info about beekeeping, honey Local Beekeeper sees significant economic potential in honey industry Beekeeping garners more interest in Region Seven Punjab`s honey output to dip 25% No Market For Honey (Ghana) J&K's honey production likely to be hit (Balahama, Srinagar) Middletown apiary enthusiast to study beekeeping in Germany Beekeepers upset with the Beehive Florida Pest Management Association Announces Africanized Honey Bee Training for First Responders Pest experts talk about Africanized bee concerns locally Prisons see future in honey Bitter blow to Tangail honey producers Students certified as beekeepers Carolinas brace for killer bee invasion NZ bee keeper import protest Beekeepers get grant for festival Here’s the buzz behind mason bees Honey bee still rules -- both for food and medicine Honey can heal your wounds Healing honey evidence revealed Spring is swarming season according to local beekeeper Jersey is hoping to revive its hives Bee import protests not over Import of honey, bee products subject to scrutiny Africanized Bee Could Pose Problems In New Jersey, bees need to be busier Honey-Man satisfies customers Beekeepers fight 'Ozzy' honey Patients all abuzz New Damaging Nosema Species Reported Insects Provide Billions in Free Services Beekeepers To Protest In Wellington April 14th Apiarists heading to Beehive for demonstration Kansas bracing for first killer bees Bees buzz Boro Hey, honey The Benefits of Bees Killer Bees Close to Kansas Border Bulgaria Markets "Fake" Honey Oh Honey BEE Careful! Take steps to protect swarms of honeybee Honey betters microflora, reduces toxicity of mycotoxins An invasion of wasps? Bee-keepers discuss problems Taking Precautions: Georgia officials keeping close eye on movement of killer bees Tavira to open apiary in April Kansas bracing for first swarms of killer bees this year Honey a medicine Suspected Africanized bee swarm invades neighborhood Beekeeping Manufacturer Gets Honey of a Deal Honey: medicine of the Qur’an for all diseases Prospects of Apiculture Bee business is busy Beekeepers want to develop standards Food detective: honey Bees cause buzz at local bank Make a beeline to your yard It's a honey of a business ‘Killer’ bees in Arkansas: Warnings posted about Africanized bees Humans around the world have been keeping bees for millennia Odd weather troublesome for honey producers Honey: medicine of the Qur’an for all diseases Beekeeper sees swarm of problems in hive limit Breeding Better Bees Buzz words Whatever happened to threat to honeybee hives? State's hives wax strong Family uses healing power of bees Stone Hill Honey Corralling Killer Bees Georgia prepares as killer bees migrate across the South Nectar of life Farmworker death attributed to heart, not bees Bees buzzin' again; residents beware Kids Korps is all abuzz about making hives Honey, here's the sweet science of what bees do European Union suspends import of Brazilian honey New Jersey is looking for a few good beekeepers. Money For Your Honey UMass sessions offer insight into beekeeping secrets Weather troubles beekeepers Bee Evolution Linked to Ancient Warming Period U.S. military plans to make insect cyborgs Honey, here's the sweet science of what bees do Nothing sweet about it as honey prices sour Only pure honey is effective against diseases Honey of a business Pass me the honey, honey Killer bees in city early — blame the drought State beekeepers to have convention in Clemmons Almond farmers seek healthy bees Homegrown honey from backyard bees: Part three Banish hay fever the natural way Worker bees are nature's most efficient architects Hive of activity 4-H'ers learn about extracting honey Eastern Cuba Boosts Honey Production Africanized Honey Bees Are Still on the Move Invasion of the Africanized Honey Bees Honeybee shortage sours fruit, nut harvest Student befriends bees Bees, High Pollination Fees Hurt Farmers Buzz of bee, song of robin mean spring is near State's honey production slides in 2005 Honey production in South Dakota drops He's onto a sweet winner Honeybee Shortage Hurting CA Farmers Bee-utiful vegetable crops require some buzzing businesses Native Bees Could Fill Pollinator Hole Left by Honeybees Beyond Black and Yellow Bee gardens are going from niche to necessary Here's the real buzz on honeybees 'Streaker' Honeybees Direct Bee Swarms Sweet news for Central Valley honey producers Return of the beehives - it's a good time to start an apiary Local honey farmers are buzzed about bees Orchard Mason Bees United States Honey Production Down 5 Percent Homegrown honey from backyard bees: Part two Aggressive bees attack Oildale boy Honey sweetens rural life Want to help farmers? Why not consider keeping bees? Primates harvest bee nests in Ugandan reserve North Dakota tops nation in honey production Bee-farming project causing a buzz for trainees Honey importers urged to take care Bee gardens become more than horticultural chic Nature Almanac: Bumblebees busy pollinating in the cold Busy little bees French kiss? Your spray or mine? Homegrown honey from backyard bees—part 1 Honey, pesticides killing our bees The Buzz of the Honey Business Beekeepers explain how sweet it is to have an apiary Scientist calls for industry, clients to oppose honey imports Nothing but the sweetest thing Bee gardens going from niche to necessary Get buzzin’ with bees: Learn how to make honey with the Worcester County Beekeepers Association Native Delaware: A warm January DIY: Have you ever considered bee-keeping? AGRICULTURE: 'Organic' honey? Palomar College prof says bees, not power plant, source of droppings Try honey! A Sweet Treat With Honey For The Skin Bee gone! And they have Fighting the cold USDA bee lab teams pursue Varroa mite controls Bee supplies up but pest problems continue Viet Nam's honey exports mainly target US Comvita signs up US licensee The magic of bee pollen A New Bee Disease could be Released into NZ Beekeepers stung by Biosecurity proposal Woman's hobby is a sweet obsession Almond blossoms vulnerable as temperatures rise Heard the buzz? Bee gardens go from niche to necessary Natural honey is making a buzz Beekeeping business looks to expand Keeping Busy

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