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Bee Deviled: Scientists No Longer Bumbling Over Cause Of Colony Collapse Disorder

Bee Deviled: Scientists No Longer Bumbling Over Cause Of Colony Collapse Disorder (Yet another reason not to use pesticides and go organic! Save the bees please!

{the honeybee saga} Erika continues her beginning beekeeping journey. Her bees arrive!

50+ Flowers to grow in a Bee Friendly Garden

Flowers to grow in a Bee Friendly Garden

Bye bye bumblebee: Honeybees aren’t the only pollinators in danger

Bye bye bumblebee: Honeybees aren’t the only pollinators in danger | Grist

Honey You Should Never Buy – It May Be Tainted With Lead and Antibiotics

Beekeeping: Manuals and Books (cd-rom)

A number of factors, including parasites, disease, pesticides, genetics and poor nutrition, contribute to Honey bee colony declines, according to a report from the USDA and EPA. Photo courtesy iStockphoto/Thinkstock (HobbyFarms.com)

The USDA and EPA release findings that show a number of factors contribute to Honey bee colony decline.

Researchers find high-fructose corn syrup may be tied to worldwide collapse of bee colonies Honeybee

I Want Candy! So Let’s Make A Candyboard For Winter Feeding

Let's Make a Candyboard for Winter Feeding - Overwintering Honey Bees

How to make a candyboard for bees - no cooking required. An easy dry sugar candy recipe is used - candy board for winter feeding of bees.

Decisions on the Bee Yard - Tennessee Homestead

Colony Collapse Disorder Honey Bee | Neonicotinoid Pesticides Bee Populations Colony Collapse Disorder ...

Neonicotinoid Pesticides Bee Populations Colony Collapse Disorder Linked in Two New Studies

Silence of the Bees

Impact of CCD on Agriculture.

We may have figured out what's killing the bees. Are we brave enough to save them?

Nearly of honey bees have perished in just a few years, and honeybees pollinate of all the food we eat. This is a closer look at a major cause of widespread bee die-offs, what it means to us, how we can help.

Beekeepers around the United States have reported higher-than-usual colony losses since the fall of 2006. These elevated losses have been called “Colony Collapse Disorder” (or CCD). Some beekeepers in states reporting CCD have lost 50-90% of their colonies, often within a matter of weeks.

Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) in Honey Bees

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France Bans Pesticide Linked to Colony Collapse

from Babble

The Honeybee Conservancy

How Honey Bees Make Honey | greensideup.ie