Research looks at impact on honeybees from chemicals and mites
Posted on | May 17, 2012 | No Comments
(Phys.org) — University of Florida honeybee researcher Jamie Ellis is interested in what happens to bees that encounter chemicals and Varroa mites — but he’s even more interested in how younger bees fare long-term after facing those challenges.
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Research looks at impact on honeybees from chemicals and mites
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Heather Pilatic: Bee Kills in the Corn Belt: What's GE Got to Do With It?
Posted on | May 16, 2012 | No Comments
In the last few weeks beekeepers have reported staggering losses in Minnesota, Nebraska and Ohio after their hives foraged on pesticide-treated corn fields. Indiana too, two years ago. What's going on in the Corn Belt?
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Heather Pilatic: Bee Kills in the Corn Belt: What's GE Got to Do With It?
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Grow Wyo: Matching the hatch
Posted on | May 14, 2012 | No Comments
I’m an avid fisherman. I love to fish when not around plants. Bobbers fishing, jig fishing, fly fishing, I love it all.
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Grow Wyo: Matching the hatch
UConn Torrington Extension Center: Organic gardening, versus pesticides
Posted on | May 13, 2012 | No Comments
Let’s talk a little about what organic gardening is and what it is not. Let’s talk a little about what organic pesticides are and what they are not.
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UConn Torrington Extension Center: Organic gardening, versus pesticides
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Popular beekeeper sees hobby turn into booming small-business
Posted on | May 13, 2012 | No Comments
Bob Bradbury is one of the most popular vendors at the Suwanee Farmers Market. But at 80, the former Presbyterian minister didn't imagine he'd be selling honey.
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