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Veterans and Beekeeping Partner for A Better Future
Veterans and Beekeeping Partner for A Better Future Veterans are heroes, regardless of what capacity they serve. Those who serve our country have made immeasurable sacrifices, and it is always refreshing to find a program dedicated to providing a better future for these selfless, dedicated men and women who have given so much. The University…
Read MoreThe Cut Out vs. The Trap Out Bee Removal Method
The Cut Out vs. The Trap Out Bee Removal Method Beginning beekeepers face many challenges, especially when venturing without guidance from an experienced beekeeper or mentor. Unfortunately, these challenges that new beekeepers fumble through can also be hard on the bees. The more knowledge people have, the more beneficial it is to the bees. In…
Read MoreLife is a Highway: The Why and How of Bee Transportation
Life is a Highway: The Why and How of Bee Transportation If you spent time on the road this summer, you may not have driven next to a truck or semi full of honeybee hives. If you did, you witnessed something that may not be normal, although more than 2 million honeybee colonies are moved…
Read MoreThe ABCs of Bee Removal
The ABCs of Bee Removal The number one reason people skip professional bee removal is the anticipation of how much it will cost. However, if a bee infestation is left simply for this reason, the risk and expense will ultimately be more significant. Multiple factors affect the price of professional bee removal, and hiring a…
Read MoreCan Bees Make Cannabis Honey?
Can Bees Make Cannabis Honey? It was surprising to discover how often the question arises in discussion forums and conversations about bees making cannabis honey. Seasoned beekeepers know what it takes for honeybees to make honey, and since cannabis is not a nectar creating plant, the answer is no. Some people hold onto the hope…
Read MoreThe Four Ws of Pollination: Who, What, Why and When?
The Four Ws of Pollination: Who, What, Why and When? Who: The Players in Pollination Most people name bees and butterflies as pollinators, but the list is a bit more expansive and might surprise you. Bees use nectar from flowers to provide the necessary fuel to fly. Protein and amino acids are essential to keeping…
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