Due to several factors in the past couple decades the honeybee population has been going down. Two types of mites are the main culprits, which weakens the hive and allows other pests to invade the hive and honey stores. Commercial …
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By Stephen Tilmann, on January 18th, 2012 
I often find myself looking at a calendar. And most times I am sitting in front of the computer when I do. Several years ago I ran across a nifty little calendar that went on the keyboard. It was really … By Stephen Tilmann, on January 15th, 2012 Ann Leonard, MBA vice president and chair of the 2012 Spring Conference, is busy putting together the class list for the conference. In the past, we have had a lot of interest expressed in having a class about cooking with … By Stephen Tilmann, on January 11th, 2012 
With all of the stressors which honeybees have recently found themselves up against, it looks like a new parasite has established itself in North American bee colonies. Scientists from several California institutions have released the results of studies that indicate … By Zachary Huang, on January 6th, 2012 In December, I took Alex, my postdoc to Modesto for the Almond Board meeting. Because they funded my research on varroa RNAi, I was asked to be there to report our findings. We took a few days off to visit … |
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