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Information on pollination and bees, including gardening for native pollinators, such as butterflies, hummingbirds and beneficial insects like moths and wasps. Tips on bee health, Beekeeping 101, and pollination requirements for fruits and nuts.
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    Beekeeping Around the World: World Traveler

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    Length 1 hour
    Recorded Mar 28, 2024
    Global bee health challenges in Nova Scotia, South India, NSW, Australia, and Zimbabwe highlight shared responsibility. Join us as we address factors like declining queen longevity and urging beekeepers to manage their stock.
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    Beekeeping - Honey Bees

    By Tom Butzler, Timothy Kelsey, Ph.D., Robyn Underwood, Ph.D., Maryann Frazier, Lynn Kime, Jayson K. Harper, Ph.D.
    Honey bees can be managed to produce many products, but they are even more valued for the major role they play in pollination of agricultural crops.
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    Beekeeping Around the World: Mexico

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    Length 1 hour
    Recorded Mar 7, 2024
    Discover differences in U.S. and Mexican beekeeping, diverse practices, the connection between traditional ecological knowledge and other systems, and practical applications of beekeepers' knowledge.
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    Beekeeping Around the World: Himalayas

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    Length 1 hour
    Recorded Mar 21, 2024
    Explore the vital role of the Asian honey bee in mountain villages, addressing challenges and opportunities for eco-friendly income in a diverse landscape where Apis cerana plays a crucial pollination role.
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    Beekeeping Around the World: Sweden

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    Length 1 hour
    Recorded Mar 14, 2024
    Discover all aspects of beekeeping in Sweden, from general facts and equipment to nectar sources, climatic conditions, and health regulations, including the Swedish Bees platform in the Pollinate Sweden network.
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