Jun 26, 2023
In today’s episode we talk with Amelia Cadwell who grew up with a grandfather who kept bees, which lead to time spent working for a commercial beekeeper and today, keeps bees herself. She also works with Suterra, a global pest management company headquartered in Bend, Oregon. Suterra specializes in providing a...
In today’s episode we talk with
Amelia Cadwell who grew up with a grandfather who kept bees, which
lead to time spent working for a commercial beekeeper and today,
keeps bees herself. She also works with Suterra, a global pest
management company headquartered in Bend, Oregon. Suterra
specializes in providing a...Jun 19, 2023
Welcome to Season 6 of Beekeeping Today Podcast! When we launched this podcast on the first day of Pollinator Week in 2018, we had no idea where the podcast would go, or how long it would continue. It is fun to see that we are still going strong and growing– thanks to you, our listeners. So, this is not a celebration...
Welcome to Season 6 of Beekeeping Today
Podcast! When we launched this podcast on the first day of
Pollinator Week in 2018, we had no idea where the podcast would go,
or how long it would continue. It is fun to see that we are still
going strong and growing– thanks to you, our listeners.
So, this is not a celebration...Jun 12, 2023
On today’s episode, we welcome Dr Brandon Hopkins of Washington State University back to the podcast to talk about his recent research on the benefits of indoor banking of honey bee queens in temperature-controlled storage facilities. Traditionally, queens are banked in small nucs in yards throughout the summer.
On today’s episode, we welcome Dr
Brandon Hopkins of Washington State University back to the podcast
to talk about his recent research on the benefits of indoor banking
of honey bee queens in temperature-controlled storage facilities.
Traditionally, queens are banked in small nucs in yards throughout
the summer.Queen...
Jun 5, 2023
“All beekeeping is local” so the saying goes. On today’s episode, we welcome back our Regional Beekeepers, all from different parts of the country, to see just how localized beekeeping can be. And how much it can be the same, too.
“All beekeeping is local” so the saying
goes. On today’s episode, we welcome back our Regional
Beekeepers, all from different parts of the country, to see just
how localized beekeeping can be. And how much it can be the same,
too.Today we’ve asked Rainier Eich (Maine), Mark Smith (North Carolina), Tracy...