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Learn about managing bees in bee houses and how queen breeders mate their queens in remote parts of the Swiss Alps.

Learn about drone congregation areas for honey bees, where they form, and how European and African honey bees hybridize.

China has developed a line of bees that produce royal jelly, which is used in cosmetics and medicine. Discover how royal jelly is made!

Learn about the parasites that have reached Australia, how authorities are reacting, and how beekeepers are dealing with the pests.

Learn about beekeeping in Kenya and the challenges they face, keeping bees in traditional log hives, and how beekeepers manage highly aggressive colonies.

Apimondia is the International Organization of Beekeeping Associations. Discover why beekeeping is so popular all over the world!

Learn how bees are kept inside buildings during the long cold winters in the Canadian Prairies and how large amounts of honey are extracted in the spring.

Researchers believe that long-term honey bee declines are a result of a complex set of factors.

Outlines the practices, treatments, and steps for managing honey bees using an organic management system.

Information about common honey bee maladies, including varroa mite, tracheal mite, bee louse, skunks, bears, foulbrood, and nosema.

There are a number of insects in Pennsylvania that can sting. When these insects take up residence near our homes, conflicts can arise. What should you do when bees and wasps are nesting in or near a home?

In this booklet, you will learn more about the biology of squash bees, Eucera (Peponapis) pruinosa, and how to help them thrive on your Cucurbita farm or in your garden.

Learn about the science and practice of beekeeping, including bee biology, behavior, hive management, equipment, diseases, pests, bee products, and pollination.