“Kill the Queen” is the order given to beekeepers due to fuel shortages in Cuba

“Kill the Queen” is the order given to beekeepers due to fuel shortages in Cuba

Holy SpiritDue to the lack of fuel, the leaders of Apicuba in Sancti Spíritus have taken a step that is not only suicidal for the industry, but also very aggressive for the bee ecosystem: killing the queen. The swarm, mourning the death of the one who is the mother and the center of the honeycomb, … Read more

More than 93 thousand bee colonies are kept on farms in Belarus | Society

More than 93 thousand bee colonies are kept on farms in Belarus | Society

This information was expressed by the head of the main department for livestock farming and fishing activities of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Natalia Sonic, writing BELT. “In Belarus, about 85% of the total number of bee colonies are in peasant (farm) families and the population and only about 15% – in agricultural groups. … Read more

Späthstraße in Berlin-Baumschulenweg closed after truck breakdown

Späthstraße in Berlin-Baumschulenweg closed after truck breakdown

In Berlin-Baumschulenweg on Wednesday morning Späthstraße closed The reason is a defective truck from which fruit juice is leaking. This was announced by the traffic information center (VIZ) on X. Accordingly, the road is closed in both directions between Ligusterweg and the slip road to the A113. Recommended editorial content Here you will find external … Read more

They analyze bee bacteria that would improve human health

They analyze bee bacteria that would improve human health

Bacteria from the digestive tract of native bees could improve human health due to their anti-inflammatory and anti-aging free radical properties. They could also help cure themselves and other varieties from mite infections and viral diseases. In interview about the project Characterization of lactic bacteria isolated from the gastrointestinal tract of native bees, The specialist … Read more

Exploring Wassenberg’s Rich History: A Journey from Roman Times to Present

Exploring Wassenberg’s Rich History: A Journey from Roman Times to Present

After many memorable words at the ceremony marking the city’s anniversary, the vividness of Wassenberg’s history came into its own at the subsequent opening of the exhibition in the keep. Sepp Becker and Walter Bienen from the local history association, together with the new city archivist Eva Schneider, have compiled images and documents on three … Read more

Hazards and Restrictions of Bee Honey Consumption: Who Should Avoid It?

Hazards and Restrictions of Bee Honey Consumption: Who Should Avoid It?

Al-Marsad Newspaper: Despite the many benefits that bee honey provides to public health, there are groups that are prohibited from consuming it due to disease considerations. Dr. Karim Gamal, a clinical nutrition specialist in Egypt, explained that the groups prohibited from consuming bee honey are: Children under one year old Jamal said that bee honey … Read more

Beware of Asian Hornet Attacks While Shaving Hedges, Warns Flemish Bee Institute

Beware of Asian Hornet Attacks While Shaving Hedges, Warns Flemish Bee Institute

It is extra careful when you shave the hedge, warns the Flemish Bee Institute after three incidents with Asian hornets. The Flemish Bee Institute (VBI) has received three reports of serious stabbing incidents involving Asian hornets in the past week. Each time it concerned municipal workers who were shaving hedges. Two of the workers had … Read more

“Save the Bees: Home Truths and Celebrations on World Bee Day”

“Save the Bees: Home Truths and Celebrations on World Bee Day”

World Bee Day 2021 was celebrated on May 20, and it served as a reminder of the essential role bees play in securing the future of our planet. Bees are critical pollinators, and their decline is a concern that must be addressed. Here are some of the ways people around the world celebrated and raised … Read more

The bees also have their vaccine

The bees also have their vaccine

The global decline in bee populations, one of the largest pollinators with more than 20,000 species, could stabilize after the recent approval of a vaccine that gives hope in the management and control of pathologies in these insects. A few weeks ago, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) licensed the first vaccine against the … Read more