Plants and shrubs can provide pollen ... these bees need food year-round. Honey bees forage when temperatures are 55 degrees and higher; they do not forage in rain or in wind stronger than ...

Plants and shrubs can provide pollen, nectar ... Because honey bee queens are constantly laying eggs and raising their young, these bees need food year-round. Honey bees forage when temperatures are ...

Plants and shrubs can provide pollen, nectar ... Because honey bee queens are constantly laying eggs and raising their young, these bees need food year-round. Honey bees forage when temperatures are ...

Plants and shrubs can provide pollen, nectar ... Because honey bee queens are constantly laying eggs and raising their young, these bees need food year-round. Honey bees forage when temperatures are ...

The top cover is key to keeping the bees inside warm and alive; so please don’t move or remove it if you stumble across a ...

The honey bees forage for nectar during the spring, summer and early fall, Most have enough capped honey but when winter food resources are small. A heavy syrup of two-part sugar and one water the ...

The province of Alberta is Canada’s leading honey producer, and the food culture of its largest city—Calgary—is safeguarded ...

Scientists writing in Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems have studied the nutritional value of 57 types of pollen and found that bees need to forage from a variety of plants to balance their ...

Thanks to a combination of efforts by beekeepers, better farming practices and reduced pesticide use, populations are showing ...

In my herb beds I grow lots of chives along with large patches of oregano, sage and multiple rosemary bushes. Thyme and lemon balm, which was once aptly known as bee balm, are just as popular. I’ve ...

The honey produced by the tireless work of the honeybee is nothing short of an untapped goldmine of environmental data that ...

It’s delicious on toast, but can everyone enjoy the sweet taste of honey? Our nutritionist takes a closer look at this ...