Jan 30, 2023
The last time we talked with Dr. Kirsten Traynor she had just started her new role in Germany. On today's episode we catch up with Kirsten and learn what research her students are conducting in Germany, at the University of Hohenheim, just outside Stuttgard. Of particular interest is the current research on the use of...
The last time we talked with Dr.
Kirsten Traynor she had just started her new role in Germany. On
today's episode we catch up with Kirsten and learn what research
her students are conducting in Germany, at the University of
Hohenheim, just outside Stuttgard. Of particular interest is the
current research on the use of...Jan 23, 2023
Returning to the podcast in this episode is Marina Marchese. Marina is back from a recent trip to Italy taking advanced courses from the Food Institute there in both learning, and teaching the skills necessary to claim the title of Connoisseur.
Returning to the podcast in this
episode is Marina Marchese. Marina is back from a recent trip to
Italy taking advanced courses from the Food Institute there in both
learning, and teaching the skills necessary to claim the title of
Connoisseur.Marina is in charge of The American Honey Tasting Society, an organization...
Jan 16, 2023
Joining us today is Etienne Tardif. Etienne keeps his bees in the Yukon Territory, where he works as a mining consultant. His data driven approach to keeping bees relies a lot on the technology he uses, plus his study of insulated hives, and thermodynamics of winter clusters. His overwintering techniques have been very...
Joining us today is Etienne Tardif.
Etienne keeps his bees in the Yukon Territory, where he works as a
mining consultant. His data driven approach to keeping bees relies
a lot on the technology he uses, plus his study of insulated hives,
and thermodynamics of winter clusters. His overwintering techniques
have been very...Jan 9, 2023
A vaccine for American Foulbrood? Really? Yes, really! We sit down with Dr. Keith Delaplane at the University of Georgia as he explains why his honey bee research lab is involved in this project, how this vaccine works, when it will be ready, and what it will mean to beekeepers around the world.
A vaccine for American Foulbrood?
Really? Yes, really! We sit down with Dr. Keith Delaplane at the
University of Georgia as he explains why his honey bee research lab
is involved in this project, how this vaccine works, when it will
be ready, and what it will mean to beekeepers around the world.Jan 2, 2023
Today, I welcome Danny Weaver to the show. Danny comes from a long line of queen breeders and beekeepers in the Navasota, Texas area. Danny’s father, Binford, was instrumental working with Congress to establish the National Honey Board in 1987. The Weaver name is long established and trusted in beekeeping. Today,...
Today, I welcome Danny Weaver to
the show. Danny comes from a long line of queen breeders and
beekeepers in the Navasota, Texas area. Danny’s father, Binford,
was instrumental working with Congress