Posted by eivindm | Posted in North America | Posted on 06-04-2009
Varroa mite infestation and dry weather contributed to a 2.2 percent decline in Hawai’i honey production last year, according to the local office of the National Agricultural Statistics Service.
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Posted by eivindm | Posted in Asia | Posted on 26-01-2009
Honey production in the province Khorasan Razavi is reduced by 90 percent because of drought.
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Posted by eivindm | Posted in Business, Europe | Posted on 17-10-2008
Home-produced honey could run out by Christmas because of a fall in the UK bee population, experts have warned.
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Posted by eivindm | Posted in North America | Posted on 26-08-2008
As the days get shorter, something’s missing when Cranston peers at the frames that house her colonies: honey. “It’s the saddest year ever,” she said.
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Posted by eivindm | Posted in Europe, Technique | Posted on 23-08-2008
WALES’ ailing honeybee population is being given artificial insemination after a second successive washout summer which has seen numbers fall to dangerously low levels.
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Posted by eivindm | Posted in North America | Posted on 14-07-2008
On days when temperatures exceed 100 degrees, bees collect more water to cool the hive to protect immature bees and ward against a meltdown, says University of California, Davis bee specialist Susan Cobey.
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Posted by eivindm | Posted in North America | Posted on 10-03-2008
The pitter-patter of rainfall may lead to the buzz of bees. Recent rains have given this year’s killer bee population in the Phoenix area a jump start, say exterminators in that city, and one Somerton beekeeper says the rains could increase bee swarms in the Yuma area.
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Posted by eivindm | Posted in North America | Posted on 06-03-2008
The Valley has seen a lot of rain this year and with that rain has come swarms of bees. While bees pose a big danger, they are also a vital part of the food chain. Honey bee pollination is worth 15 billion dollars to the US food supply and helps produce a third of the nation’s food. Fox 10’s Laura Sambol has more on the new rules being imposed to protect the honey bee population…..
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Posted by eivindm | Posted in Business, Europe | Posted on 01-02-2008
Honey lovers are being warned to expect a shortage of the sweet treat because last summer’s poor weather stopped bees from foraging for nectar.
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