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Author Archives: LaLA Honey
Pesticides suspected in mass die-off of bees
Pesticides suspected in mass die-off of bees Two studies show that a class of chemicals known as neonicotinoids created disorientation among bees and caused colonies to lose weight, which may have contributed to a mysterious die-off. By Eryn Brown, Los … Continue reading
Warre Hive Report by Anna at waldeneffect.org
From my paucity of apiary posts lately, you would be forgiven for thinking that when my bees absconded, my beekeeping enthusiasm left with them. However, the truth is that the package we installed in our Warre hive has been bulking up nicely — … Continue reading
Bee Pollen – A Budget Friendly Food for Health and Healing
From Natural News website: Bee pollen is often referred to as nature’s most complete food. Pollen harvested from a diverse selection of geographic areas contains all the essential components of life in a good tasting, chewable, easily digested, and highly … Continue reading
Bees taken by Illinois Dept of Agriculture
APRIL 27, 2012, APPLE RIVER, IL – The little town of Apple River in northeast Jo Daviess County, Illinois is the hometown of a big man – Terrence Ingram. Though not big in a physical sense, when it comes to … Continue reading
The Study of Life of Bees from the Standpoint of the Soul
By Michael Thiele, The Melissa Garden From The Melissa Garden’s “April Greetings” (Apr. 10, 2012) Anise Swallowtail on Echium (©The Melissa Garden) Historically, living with bees was ritualized, ensuring harmony between bees and apiculturists. In our de-ritualized world, we face the challenge of … Continue reading
Our Museum Bees | Forensic DNA Fingerprinting
Boston Museum of Science has a new podcast about honeybees. Listen to the museum’s very own bee keeper Bill Coleman talk about our bee hive exhibit and the missing bees from the summer. Also, find out about forensic DNA fingerprinting … Continue reading
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Tagged beekeeping, bees, electrostatic insects, hymenoptera, pollen, pollinators, science
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Follow the Honey in Cambridge Massachusetts
Next time you are in Boston check out this honey store: Follow the Honey in Cambridge, MA (http://followthehoney.com/). They sell local honey, and honey from the world over, as well as other things bee related. 1132 Mass Ave, Cambridge MA, … Continue reading
Research Discovers Oldest Bee, Evolutionary Link
Researchers at Oregon State University have discovered the oldest bee ever known, a 100 million year old specimen preserved in almost lifelike form in amber, and an important link to help explain the rapid expansion of flowering plants during that … Continue reading
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Tagged Agriculture, Antiquity, bees, hymenoptera, science
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Honey on the Paleo Diet (Is Honey a Safe(r) Sweetener? )
From “Mark’s Daily Apple: Primal Living in the Modern World” As a general rule, I am against the consumption of refined sugars, especially sucrose and high fructose corn syrup. To understand why – if you’re still wondering – check out … Continue reading
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Tagged Agriculture, beekeeping, bioactive compounds, Education, Honey, Honey and Healing, Paleo Diet, phytonutrients
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