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Bees In The News is back with a fresh format and more commentary. Instead of just reading headlines, I dive into what these stories really mean for beekeepers. In this episode, we explore the surprising discovery of natural bacteria in pollen that may protect bees, the growing concerns about native bee loss in Missouri and Kansas, and a Penn State study showing that organic beekeeping might actually improve honey yields and beekeeper safety. We wrap up with Alaska’s first small hive beetle detection and what it really means for northern beekeepers.
What’s Inside This Episode:
Why Listen to This Episode?
This episode ties together science, practicality, and opinion. You will walk away with insight into the latest research, how it applies to your beekeeping, and why understanding natural and organic approaches can help protect both managed and wild bee populations.
More Info:
🌐 https://beekeepingfornewbees.com
🔗 https://bestbeekeepinggear.com
📺 https://youtube.com/@beekeepingfornewbees
💬 https://discord.gg/XzkqFKrjMJ
☕ https://buymeacoffee.com/beekeepingfornewbees
🫶 https://thehealinghiveproject.org
Referenced Articles:
🔬 Natural bacteria in pollen may protect bees (ScienceDaily)
🌾 Native bees struggle in Missouri and Kansas (KCUR)
🍯 Organic beekeeping benefits bees and keepers (Earth.com)
❄️ Alaska confirms first small hive beetle detection (Your Alaska Link)
About the Podcast:
Beekeeping For Newbees is a top 1.5% podcast with over 600,000 downloads, helping new and experienced beekeepers grow stronger colonies and make smarter decisions through every season. Listen weekly for practical guidance, swarm stories, and honest takes on what works and what does not in real-world beekeeping.
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Bees In The News is back with a fresh format and more commentary. Instead of just reading headlines, I dive into what these stories really mean for beekeepers. In this episode, we explore the surprising discovery of natural bacteria in pollen that may protect bees, the growing concerns about native bee loss in Missouri and Kansas, and a Penn State study showing that organic beekeeping might actually improve honey yields and beekeeper safety. We wrap up with Alaska’s first small hive beetle detection and what it really means for northern beekeepers.
What’s Inside This Episode:
Why Listen to This Episode?
This episode ties together science, practicality, and opinion. You will walk away with insight into the latest research, how it applies to your beekeeping, and why understanding natural and organic approaches can help protect both managed and wild bee populations.
More Info:
🌐 https://beekeepingfornewbees.com
🔗 https://bestbeekeepinggear.com
📺 https://youtube.com/@beekeepingfornewbees
💬 https://discord.gg/XzkqFKrjMJ
☕ https://buymeacoffee.com/beekeepingfornewbees
🫶 https://thehealinghiveproject.org
Referenced Articles:
🔬 Natural bacteria in pollen may protect bees (ScienceDaily)
🌾 Native bees struggle in Missouri and Kansas (KCUR)
🍯 Organic beekeeping benefits bees and keepers (Earth.com)
❄️ Alaska confirms first small hive beetle detection (Your Alaska Link)
About the Podcast:
Beekeeping For Newbees is a top 1.5% podcast with over 600,000 downloads, helping new and experienced beekeepers grow stronger colonies and make smarter decisions through every season. Listen weekly for practical guidance, swarm stories, and honest takes on what works and what does not in real-world beekeeping.
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