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2008-06-28
ARGENTINA- APITERAPHY SOCIETY INVITE TO SUSCRIBE TO MEDICAL AND APITERAPHISTS REGISTRY
To register send all data to apiregistro@apiterapia.com.ar
2008-06-28
CANADA- BIG BEE LOOSES FOR BRITISH COLUMBIA BEEKEEPERS
Beekeepers suffered drastic losses, particularly in the Peace region. The grim message about the state of British Columbia?s bee operation was delivered to Peace area beekeepers from Alberta and British Columbia at the annual Beekeeper Field Day, held at the Beaverlodge Research station, June 20. In 2008, the initial winter mortality was tracked at 31 per cent, but is expected to rise to 35 to 40 per cent.
2008-06-28
CANADA- BETTER BEES´SURVIVAL RATE IN AN ONTARIO BEEKEEPER
The North American honeybee industry may be facing a crisis, but everything is sweet in this corner of Elgin County. Chris Hiemstra of Clovermead Bees and Honey said 85 per cent of his bees survived the winter, well above the Ontario average of 73 per cent. He said a hard winter and cool, wet spring have been tough on the industry. 'There are a lot of grumpy beekeepers out there and a lot of grumpy bees,' said Hiemstra.
2008-06-28
USA- HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO BORROW A COLONY OF HONEYBEES ?
Between US$10 and US$180, depending on the season. When you rent a colony of bees, you aren't just shelling out for the insects?the per-colony rental fee typically covers the cost of transporting the bees, setting up the hive and collecting the colony at the end of the contract.
2008-06-28
USA- GEORGIA SCIENTISTS FOCUS ON HONEY BEE DISORDER
Using a $4.1 million grant from the Department of Agriculture, scientists at the University of Georgia hope to find solutions to the problem that is killing bees in 36 states. ?Our long-term goal is to restore large and diverse populations of managed bee pollinators across the U.S. to sustain natural and agricultural plant communities,? said Keith Delaplane, an entomologist with the UGA College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences. Delaplane will direct the four-year Coordinated Agriculture Project (CAP) that is part of a National Research Initiative funded through the USDA Cooperative State Research, Education and Extension Service. A multi-disciplinary team of researchers and Extension specialists representing 17 states will be working on the project. The 19-member team will include specialists in epidemiology, virology, pathology, ecology, toxicology, bee biology, apiculture and integrated pest management. The team will study colony collapse disorder (CCD).
2008-06-28
COLOMBIA- COFFE PRODUCTION INCREASE FROM 20% TO 30% IN AREAS WITH BEES
This is one of the justifications that delivers agronomist caldense Luis Carlos Chavarriaga to publicize the importance of apiculture (bee farming) and in the department, which he is trapped.
2008-06-28
ARGENTINA- MEETING IN THE CORRIENTES PROVINCE TO DISCUSSTHE APICULTURAL LAW PROYECT AND THE STRATEGIC PLAN
The apicultural coordinators of the provinces of NEA, Graciela Hedman (Misiones), Carlos Gomez (Chaco), Horacio Lessa (Formosa) and Natalia Livieres (Corrientes), met to discuss the Apicultural Law draft and the National Strategic Plan . The regional officials agreed on the need to unify a position to present at the meeting of the National Council which took place a week later, where the position of these four provinces provoked a strong reaction in some members of the national table, because reverse positions they had previously reached a consensus with little debate in previous encounters. At the Council meeting that took place in April, had already been manifested the enormous difference between the practices and natural conditions in the northern provinces, for the centre and south of the country. The differences are related to genetics of bees, practices transhumance, the size of apiaries and cultural characteristics of beekeepers, among other topics.
2008-06-27
USA- HONEY BEE CRISIS COULD LEAD TO HIGHER FOOD PRICES
Food prices could rise even more unless the mysterious decline in honey bees is solved, farmers and businessmen told lawmakers Thursday. 'No bees, no crops,' North Carolina grower Robert D. Edwards told a House Agriculture subcommittee. Edwards said he had to cut his cucumber acreage in half because of the lack of bees available to rent. About three-quarters of flowering plants rely on birds, bees and other pollinators to help them reproduce. Bee pollination is essential is responsible for $15 billion annually in crop value.
2008-06-27
BRAZIL- NATIONAL COMPANY IS WORKING TO EXPORT HONEY TO THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
Novo Mel, a Brazilian honey manufacturer, is preparing to enter the Arab market. The company, which is based in the southeastern Brazilian city of São Paulo, has created an export strategy for which one of the main focuses is Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates. According to the export manager at the company, Carlos Pamplona Rehder, Novo Mel is negotiating with three local contacts, a food distributor, a cosmetics manufacturer and a consultancy firm in the hotel segment. Product prices have already been sent to one of them, and the company expects to start exporting soon.
2008-06-27
CANADA- PESTICIDE SEVIN FROM BAYER CAN BE HIGHLY TOXIC TO HONEY BEES
Pesticides are intended to control pests. They can also kill indiscriminately. This is extremely true of Sevin dust (Carbaryl (1-naphthyl methylcarbamate) from Bayer. Sevin dust is highly toxic to honey bees. Sevin does not kill on contact. The bees come in contact with the Sevin dust and return to the hive exposing the hive to the toxins.
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