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NOV
17
How To Paint a Beehive
By:
Charlotte Anderson
on
NOV
17
Painting your beehive is about more than just good looks. It is an important step in protecting your investment. A well-painted hive protects the... The post How To Paint a Beehive appeared first on Carolina HoneybeesCharlotte Anderson.
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NOV
16
Preserve Fall Leaves with Beeswax
By:
Charlotte Anderson
on
NOV
16
Preserving leaves in beeswax is an enchanting way to keep Fall color around for just a bit longer. A traditional craft used to decorate... The post Preserve Fall Leaves with Beeswax appeared first on Carolina HoneybeesCharlotte Anderson.
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NOV
16
What is Sourwood Honey?
By:
Charlotte Anderson
on
NOV
16
Sourwood Honey is one of the most popular honey varieties produced in my region. My beehives produce limited quantities in good years-but it is... The post What is Sourwood Honey? appeared first on Carolina HoneybeesCharlotte Anderson.
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NOV
12
Honey Bee Behavior
By:
Charlotte Anderson
on
NOV
12
Changes in honey bee behavior can surprise even seasoned beekeepers. Just when we think we know why bees do what they do, a colony’s... The post Honey Bee Behavior appeared first on Carolina HoneybeesCharlotte Anderson.
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NOV
10
How to Make Honey Turtle Candy
By:
Charlotte Anderson
on
NOV
10
Learn how to make chocolate caramel turtle candy with honey right in your own kitchen. Turtle candies are one of the most popular types... The post How to Make Honey Turtle Candy appeared first on Carolina HoneybeesCharlotte Anderson.
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NOV
09
How to Use Honey in Tea
By:
Charlotte Anderson
on
NOV
09
Honey and tea have been natural companions for centuries. Honey was the first natural sweetener available to a wide range of peoples. Whether you’re... The post How to Use Honey in Tea appeared first on Carolina HoneybeesCharlotte Anderson.
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NOV
05
Bee Ornaments
By:
Charlotte Anderson
on
NOV
05
Honey bee Christmas ornaments are always popular during the holiday season. They add a touch of whimsy to your Christmas tree or other holiday... The post Bee Ornaments appeared first on Carolina HoneybeesCharlotte Anderson.
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NOV
02
How to Make Blackened Beeswax Ornaments
By:
Charlotte Anderson
on
NOV
02
Beeswax is a traditional crafting medium used to make various ornaments. One twist on the common process is to create blackened beeswax Christmas ornaments.... The post How to Make Blackened Beeswax Ornaments appeared first on Carolina HoneybeesCharlotte Anderson.
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OCT
28
Bee Space
By:
Charlotte Anderson
on
OCT
28
One of the most interesting aspects of beekeeping is exploring the behaviors and construction techniques bees use to create a home. The concept of... The post Bee Space appeared first on Carolina HoneybeesCharlotte Anderson.
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OCT
27
Peek Inside a Beehive
By:
Charlotte Anderson
on
OCT
27
The inside of a beehive is much more than just a place where bees live. For those unfamiliar with beekeeping, this world remains a... The post Peek Inside a Beehive appeared first on Carolina HoneybeesCharlotte Anderson.
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NOV
16
Martha the Mite
By:
Stephanie Bayerl
on
NOV
16
16Honey Bee researcher Dr. John Kefuss introduces us to his good friend Martha the mite. She’s not very happy with her life in at...
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NOV
15
Book Review
By:
Stephanie Bayerl
on
NOV
15
Dead Bees Don’t Make Honey Dewey M. Caron Dead Bees Don’t Make Honey by Theresa Martin (2024, Little Wolf Farm, ISBN 979-8-9902757-0-6, available from...
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NOV
15
At Home Beekeeping Webinar
By:
Stephanie Bayerl
on
NOV
15
Distance Learning for Beekeepers We’re offering beekeepers the chance to attend virtual meetings from the comfort of one’s own home using a computer or...
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NOV
14
2023-2024 Special collection of scientific articles on honey bee research from the Journal of Insect Science
By:
Stephanie Bayerl
on
NOV
14
By: Ana Heck, Michigan State University Extension; Meghan Milbrath and Zachary Huang, Michigan State University Department of Entomology The Journal of Insect Science partnered with the American Association of Professional Apiculturists and...
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NOV
13
AHPA is Starting Honey PAC
By:
Stephanie Bayerl
on
NOV
13
Greetings AHPA members and Bee Culture readers. I hope you had a great summer with a good honey crop and/or strong queen sales and...
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NOV
12
Beekeeping in Arkansas
By:
Stephanie Bayerl
on
NOV
12
To read on visit: https://www.uaex.uada.edu/publications/pdf/MP577.pdf
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NOV
11
To Believe Or Not To Believe
By:
Stephanie Bayerl
on
NOV
11
My Failed Attempt at Citizen Science James Masucci I have been a scientist my entire adult life. Even though I’ve retired, I still think...
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NOV
09
AgriLife Extension adds honey bee specialist in Overton
By:
Stephanie Bayerl
on
NOV
09
Slater’s 18 years of experience meets industry request to improve Texas beekeeping programs By: Adam Russell Garrett Slater, Ph.D., has been hired as the...
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NOV
08
2024 Forestry and Wildlife Roundtable
By:
Stephanie Bayerl
on
NOV
08
Muskingum SWCD An Equal Opportunity Employer The Impacts of Pollinator Habitat November 14, 2024 – 6PM to 8PM Via ZOOM Please register at www.muskingumswcd.org/Events/Forestry-Wildlife-Roundtable/...
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NOV
07
Rob Currie Named Professor Emeritus
By:
Stephanie Bayerl
on
NOV
07
Dr. Rob Currie, senior scholar in the Department of Entomology, has been named professor emeritus for his distinguished service to the University of Manitoba....
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