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2008-04-02
SPAIN- ELECTIONS IN THE ASSOCIATION OF PROFESSIONAL BEEKEEPERS OF REAL CITY
The Association has recently held its Ordinary Assembly in the Exhibition Hall of the Municipality of Argamasilla de Calatrava. The Beekeeper Jaime Lopez has been reelected president of the Apicultural association
2008-04-02
BRASIL- HONEY EXPORTS YEAR 2007
According to the information supplied by the Sebrae, in the year 2007, the value of exports of Brazilian honey reached $ 21.2 million, a decline of 9.3% in value and 11.6% in the quantities exported (12900 tonnes). The average price was $ 1,640 per ton of honey - 2.5% above the $ 1,600 / ton paid in the year 2006.
2008-04-02
BRAZIL- ASSOCIATION START PRODUCING HONEY FROM JANDAÍRA BEES IN CEARÁ STATE
The honey bee Jandaíra will be collected in two days, today and tomorrow, Sertâo of Cratéus, 400 kilometers from the capital. The 25 farmers were trained by a consultant Rio Grande do Norte raising this kind of bees. This will generate more income for families in the interior, in addition to contributing to the bee jandaíra return to nature through raising and reproduction
2008-04-02
USA- APICULTURAL CHAR IN PENNSYLVANIA
Mid-State beekeepers belonging to the Pennsylvania State Beekeeping Association, as well as other local beekeeping groups, will hold a free open house for anyone interested in beekeeping. This event will be held at Bjorn Apiaries, 180 Century Lane, Dillsburg, from noon to 5 p.m. April 20, 2008
2008-04-01
ISRAEL- A BRIDGE FOR THE BEES
The bee population in the coastal region of Netanya has found itself in a quandary in the last few years: a road in the area is keeping the bees away from the dark purple iris, which they need as a place to sleep and take shelter on cold days. And the flowers are suffering too, since they aren't getting pollinated by the bees. Now the Netanya municipality and a group of scientists have come to the rescue, and are planning to build an ecological bridge over the road to help the bees get to the other side. It appears to be the first in the world intended for the passage of insects, and will join two concentrations of irises.
2008-04-01
NEW ZEALAND- BEEKEEPERS AGAINST A LAW PROYECT
National Beekeepers Association Waikato Branch spokesperson, Russell Berry, said the Amendment Bill which is due for its final reading this week would effectively disregard a Court of Appeal ruling, and could potentially prove disastrous for the country's multi-million dollar honey business and food producing sectors that rely on bees for pollination.
2008-04-01
HONG KONG- SMALL DEVICES DESIGNED USING BEES TECHNOLOGY
The technique that honey bees use to communicate information about new food sources to other bees is called the ZigBee Principle. Using a similar principle, engineers developed the ZigBee communication protocol that defines a set of high-level protocols using small, low-power digital radios. As the cost is relatively low, it is expected that such technology could be widely deployed in wireless control and monitoring applications. The mesh network in Zigbee requires very small amounts of power so that individual devices might run for a year or two using the originally installed battery.
2008-04-01
USA- OREGON FARMERS PRESS FOR MORE BEE RESEARCH
Oregon farmers are hoping that the state's premier academics will help them figure out what is causing a sudden decline in the bee population that's hitting home in the Pacific Northwest. Bees are critical for the pollination of signature Oregon crops, from Hood River Valley pears to coastal cranberries.
2008-04-01
ARGENTINA- A CASE OF SELF-SABOTAGE
Letter readers published by the newspaper La Nacion on Saturday, March 29, 2008, written by Beekeeper Martin Braunstein, owner of Queens Malka ®
2008-04-01
ALGERIA- SYNERGISTIC EFFECT OF STARCH ON THE ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY OF HONEY
Paper prepared by Laïd Boukraâ and Karim Amara
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