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Beekeepers say it can be especially challenging to raise honeybees in the Midwest. Parasites, pesticides and extreme weather like drought are contributing to colony loss.
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A new study of bees reveals natural habitat can affect whether bees pass on viral infections.
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Commercial bee keepers across the state are in need of veterinarians who have a deeper knowledge of bee medicine to prescribe antibiotics when a hive becomes infected.
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Last month, the monarch butterfly was announced as an internationally endangered species. In Michigan, it’s still considered safe.
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According to a recent study from the University of Michigan, areas with more species of bees have healthier bees.The study comes as the number of bees and…
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One Michigan entomologist says the state won’t have to worry about “murder hornets” for at least a decade.So-called “murder hornets” - a giant asian…
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A beekeeper in Chippewa County is offering a reward for information about his stolen beehives. The keeper said if the hives aren’t found his business will…
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New research out of the University of Michigan sheds light on how cities are impacting population declines in ground-nesting bees.Researchers captured…
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A foreign parasite taking hold of Michigan’s honey bee population has keepers and scientists ramping up ways to track its movements.The Varroa mite…