Managed honey bees have the potential to affect native bee populations when they are introduced to a new area, but a new study suggests that, under certain conditions, the native bees can bounce back ...

For this week's edition of Made in Arizona, the buzz is growing for a local honey farm. Twisted Bee Honey Farm makes 38 specialty honey products and is located in Glendale. FOX 10 Photojournalist Levi ...

Locked behind a keypad door on the roof of the Life Sciences Building is UCLA’s apiary – a collection of beehives carefully ...

A Worcester beekeeper, who provides large-scale pollination services to agricultural farms, reported a loss of more than 600 ...

What are the active Bee Swarm Simulator codes? Whether you’re in the market for some free items to help you get started farming honey, or you need that extra boost to your bee’s effectiveness ...

However, due to the rising cost of honey, some brands may blend EU honey with non-EU honey, which is allowed to contain glucose syrup and other less expensive added ingredients banned under EU ...

Varroa mite is a parasite that kills honey bee colonies and transmits viruses to its hosts. So far it has become established in New South Wales and spread to Victoria, since entering the country ...

Many of us have a jar of honey tucked away in our kitchen cupboards, perfect for adding a sweet touch to breakfast or balancing out savoury dishes. Not only is it delicious, but according to ...

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Honey bees produce Manuka honey by pollinating the leptospermum scoparium bush (tea tree) native to Australia and New Zealand. The bushes grow uncultivated and the honey must pass rigorous tests ...

“This Pygmy Leatherjacket of approximately 20mm camouflages its highly compressed body with cryptic pattern of ocelli matching perfectly to its host. These timid fish reside close to similarly ...

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Several hundred honey bees in rural Pennsylvania and New York are sporting tiny high-tech accessories—miniature QR codes glued to their backs. These tags aren’t just the latest ...