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By Mike James
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The podcast currently has 18 episodes available.
On today's episode, I sit down with Brian Spiesman, a community and landscape ecologist at the University of Kansas, who is broadly interested in how environmental change affects the diversity and function of ecological communities. He has a focus on understanding how land cover change affects communities of plants and their pollinators. The goal of his research is to wrangle knowledge of complex systems for the effective conservation of biodiversity and ecosystem services.
Brian also helped create the Bee Machine™, an application for identifying bumble bee species using machine learning. We discuss the Bee Machine and what it does, how it was developed, how it works, and the future of the application. We also discuss the relationship between habitat and the web of species that rely on each other for survival.
Links to Brian's work and SM accounts-
Brians Twitter- https://twitter.com/BrianSpiesman
Brian's Website- https://spiesmanecology.com/
Bee Machine Twitter- https://twitter.com/BeeMachineAI
Bee Machine Website- https://beemachine.ai/
Sponsor- Kinnickinnic Bees
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I sit down with Emily Pedzinski, a YouTube™ beekeeper blazing her path in her beekeeping business. Emily joins to discuss her YouTube™ channel and how she is using Discord to help reach her audience and grow her beekeeping business as it evolves into different beekeeping strategies as well as how she hopes to grow her business.
Emily's Links-
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjwvWim46dlNGsgwqmu1HMA
https://discord.gg/6SCzY7JZ
Follow Mike-
https://twitter.com/solarwoof13
Hyve Time™ Podcast Episode #17 We are back at it with this episode as I sit down with Dr. Heather Grab, an Entomologist from Cornell University in NY. We discuss many different topics, such as, habitat on farms and their interactions with local native bee populations and how honey bees may be competing for resources in limited habitat areas, as well as how honey bees as well as native bees interact with the hemp/ cannabis plant.
For more information on Dr. Heather Grab-
[email protected]
https://www.linkedin.com/in/heather-grab/
landscape-agroecology.com
https://cals.cornell.edu/heather-grab
Check out our sponsor Kinnickinnic Bees @Kinnickinnic Bees -
A place to purchase your hybrid mite-resistant bee packages and nucs www.kinnibees.com/order-honey-bees
Follow Mike, the host-
https://twitter.com/solarwoof13
https://twitter.com/HyperHyve
I sat down and interviewed Emily Bondor, owner and operator of Santa Cruz Bee Company where we discuss social media and growing your following as well as beekeeping education and mentoring. We touch on how Emily got started with beekeeping and why she has chosen to manage treatment-free. You can reach out to Emily and Santa Cruz Bee Company by following her and the company on:
Youtube- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl3sveaaW4vCGhPdaylTrbA
Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/santacruzbeeco/
Company Website- https://www.santacruzbeecompany.com
Don't forget to follow her and the company and if you have a need for mentoring or a group event in the Santa Cruz, CA area reach out. And don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsplMNFEZJCXBUmEAK6YQRg and our podcast at- https://www.hyperhyve.com/hyve-time-beekeeping-podcast
Sponsor the Host Mike at- https://www.patreon.com/join/8306560/checkout?ru=undefined
Mikes Twitter- https://twitter.com/solarwoof13
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I sit down with Dr. Kaira Wagoner who has discovered a new, simpler, and more effective way to detect honey bee colonies that express varroa hygienic behavior through the detection of unhealthy brood via odors produced by the brood. This discovery will help the industry with her new business detect and identify much more easily and with higher precision, which colonies may manage diseases and pests like the varroa mite extremely effectively. Her process involves spraying compounds that have been synthetically processed to mimic the scents injured brood emit when attacked by mites and other pests and diseases. The hygienic colonies then open each cell up by chewing the capping off and within 2 hours you as a beekeeper will have an identifiable score for each colony.
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Links:
Contact Dr. Wagoner- email: [email protected]
Research Paper- https://www.hyperhyve.com/dr-kaira-wagoner-ubo-essay-hygienic-bees
Support the show @ Patreon: Mike James- https://www.patreon.com/solarwoof13
Citizen Scientist Kit- https://amzn.to/3Q4hU2u
Stay up to date on the beekeeping world, and today we discuss the latest beekeeping news and talk about a new testing essay called UBO.
Today's news is brought to you by the Hyve Time™ host "Mike James" who discusses some of the top stories from the last week on honey bees, beekeeping, and a weekly tip. Today's tip covers hummingbird feeders.
So, if you want to stay up to date on beekeeping news, don't forget to follow and subscribe to the show. And you can check out our other episodes at https://www.hyperhyve.com/hyve-time-beekeeping-podcast
This episode sponsor is the Beekeepers Hub, where beekeepers can join to belong to local communities, participate in online and live training, as well as get special access to podcast interviews, events, and much more. You can check it out at https://www.beekeepershub.com/
We sit down with Peter Berthelsen again to talk about the Bee and Butterfly Habitat Fund which is helping people give gifts of pollination projects and free seeds for anyone looking to start a prairie to help benefit butterflies, honey bees, and other native pollinators. If you have a project in mind of over 2 acres this fund will send you FREE seeds. This is a must-listen-to find out how the program works and Peter discusses the benefits of the program as well as some of the other things the fund helps with as it pertains to pollinators.
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Bee and Butterfly Habitat Fund Website- https://www.beeandbutterflyfund.org/
Gifts that Grow- https://www.beeandbutterflyfund.org/give.html
Seed a Legacy- https://www.beeandbutterflyfund.org/seed-a-legacy-program.html
Schedule a Webinar- https://www.beeandbutterflyfund.org/contact-us.html
Social Media Links- https://www.facebook.com/BeeAndButterflyFund/
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Mike James covers some of the news in the beekeeping world over the past week and if you haven't heard, Australia has its first detection of the Varroa Mite. Also covered is a new discovery on a microbe in the colony that is protecting the honey bee larvae.
Links on some of the news-
https://news.iu.edu/stories/2022/06/iub/releases/27-honey-bee-protective-microbe-study.html
https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/biosecurity/seasonal-pests-and-diseases/spring/varroa-mite?fbclid=IwAR0zwEpHCMdBaWQr9OeRoV3zjK81QbfATqkEumtG7En9GGYt3uuisZTKZu4&fs=e&s=cl
Help Mike James continue doing the show by supporting him personally at Patreon- https://www.patreon.com/solarwoof13?fan_landing=true
Today we discuss beehive diseases, swarming, and honey supers-
Disease Management- EFB, AFB, Sacbrood, and Varroa. How to test for varroa before adding supers.
Swarming- Why do bees swarm and what is the difference between a supersede cell and a swarm cell.
Honey Supers- No more feeding the bees, top or bottom supering, and troubles associated with new supers and the queen excluders.
We are working on providing more episodes and youtube videos and really need your support by following, subscribing, and sharing our podcasts and videos. If you'd like to show your support to Mike James, you can support him at Patreon- https://www.patreon.com/solarwoof13?fan_landing=true
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Learn how to bee keep- https://www.beekeepershub.com
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Today I have Peter Berthelsen a Wildlife Biologist and expert in prairie restoration and pollinators' habitat transformations on all sizes of plots of land as well as large utility-grade solar fields. We discuss many aspects of how the mixes used in new and managed prairie for pollinators matter not only on how the plot is used as well as the expectations of the client and limitations on blends of prairie seed.
For more information on the show you can check out these links:
Seed harvest pollinator habitat tip- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbNKFNpfyMw
Gifts That Grow- https://www.beeandbutterflyfund.org/give.html
Conservation Blueprint Video Pollinator Habitat Tips- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAWj3BMbw5xfW4Y8vtpJfDQ
Conservation Blueprint Website- http://www.conservationblueprint.com/
Conservation Blueprint Facebook Page- https://www.facebook.com/conservationblueprint
Habitat Establishment & Management Guide- https://www.beeandbutterflyfund.org/habitat-guide.html
Conservation Blueprint Twitter Account- https://twitter.com/ConserBlueprint
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