This week on Bees in the News, we’re covering stories about progress in honeybee vaccines, pesticide risks, residential beekeeping, and a local bee festival. Dive into this week’s top headlines!

What’s Inside This Episode:

• Minnesota: St. Joseph residents will now be able to keep bees in residential zones, thanks to a new ordinance. Readmore
• Global: New research from the company behind the first honeybee vaccine offers hope for combating hive diseases. Read more
• Australia: A study highlights how combinations of pesticides can be dangerous to honeybees. Read more
• New Mexico: A local company is developing a new product to treat mites parasitizing honeybees. Read more
• Virginia: The Blue Ridge Bee Festival in Bedford celebrates pollinators with education and family fun. Read more

Why Listen to This Episode?

From innovative treatments and vaccine research to community celebrations, this episode highlights the diversity of efforts supporting honeybee health and awareness. Tune in to stay updated and inspired!

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