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This week on Bees in the News, we’re exploring fascinating research, a unique mead-making business, and a local festival celebrating pollinators. Dive into the latest buzzworthy stories from around the globe!
What’s Inside This Episode:
- Global Research: Sugar-conditioned honey bees may be biased towards nectarless flowers—an intriguing study. Read more
- Biochemistry Insight: Acetylcholine and choline levels in honey bee worker brood reveal new findings about bee health. Read more
- Alaska: A Homer-based business takes a local approach to brewing mead, with the help of thousands of bees. Readmore
- Colorado: A Broomfield festival buzzes with honey bees and celebrates local pollinators. Read more
- Israel: A study highlights the importance of a balanced diet for honeybee health. Read more
Why Listen to This Episode?
From groundbreaking studies to community events, this episode blends science and culture to provide a comprehensive view of the latest in the beekeeping world. Whether you’re into research or celebrating pollinators, there’s something for everyone!
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Beekeeping for Newbees is your ultimate guide to starting and thriving in the world of beekeeping. Packed with practical advice and personal stories, this podcast is here to help you make the most of your beekeeping journey.
