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"I recently talked to Dr. Jerry Bromenshenk, a professor from the University of Montana and one of the owners of Bee Alert Technology, a company that seeks out problems affecting honey bees, or problems that honey bees can solve. His group has been in the forefront of the projects that have honey bees seeking, and finding, hidden land mines. His group does some good stuff."

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The UK government has launched a new consultation to try to save honey bees in the country.

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The mysterious disappearance of honeybee colonies in the United States due to colony collapse disorder is a major concern for New England growers of cranberries and blueberries, who must rent thousands of hives from commercial bee operations to maintain fruit harvests worth over $100 million each year.

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With summer right around the corner, soon the Honey Bees, Yellow Jackets, Wasps, and other stinging insects will again be out and about.

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Local bee keepers are getting the word out about protecting hives that could be near your home or yard.

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Beekeepers said just a teaspoon of locally harvested honey each day can produce results within a week. It relieves allergies by helping the body build up a natural immunity to local allergens.

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Ancient beverage will soon be available from Alberta’s first cottage meadery

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Fred Fulton is still shaking his head from the sting of losing half the 100,000 bees he had on his Montgomery property.

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