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Slogging through the DOG DAYS of August

November 7, 2019November 7, 2019

A Canadian Beekeeper’s Blog

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhVQ2aIiaVs&feature=youtu.be

Video courtesy of  YouTube

Big buzz about program to turn lawns into pollinator habitat

November 7, 2019

The program hasn’t officially started, but Dan Shaw is getting a lot of calls from people wanting to turn lawns into pollinator habitat.

https://bit.ly/2WRf1XU

Article by Dan Gunderson courtesy of MPR News

Urban beehives move into southwest neighbourhood of Currie

November 7, 2019

Calgary’s network of urban beehives has expanded into a residential neighbourhood, as part of an initiative to help the ecosystem and maintain the population of honeybees.

https://bit.ly/34HZLiG

Article by Stephanie Thomas courtesy of CTV News

 

Everything you need to know about beer, bees and honey

November 7, 2019January 9, 2021

First things first: Beers brewed with honey aren’t necessarily sweet. In most cases, brewers use honey as a fermentable— it’s more likely a contributor to the beer’s mouthfeel and appearance.

http://draftmag.com/everything-you-need-to-know-about-beer-bees-and-honey/

Article by Kate Bernot courtesy of Draft Mag.com

HONEY TRAPS – About the bears and the bees

November 7, 2019

This story is really about honey, a spoonful of which I have in my morning tea.

https://bit.ly/2K2Phmq

Article by C.W. Nicol courtesy of The Japan Times

Thousands of Bees Swarmed Pickup Truck in Parking Lot of a Saskatoon Costco

November 7, 2019November 7, 2019

Beekeeper Van Sorensen was brought in to give the hive a new home.

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Thousands of bees swarmed a pickup truck in the parking lot of a Saskatoon Costco. • Beekeeper Van Sorensen was brought in to give the hive a new home. • Swarms of bees aren't uncommon and are actually a sign of a healthy and thriving hive, said Melissa Stonehouse, president of the Saskatoon Bee Club. • "It's the hive’s way of splitting off," she said. • Stonehouse said once a hive has reached capacity, the queen bee will leave the parent hive in search of a new home, taking half of the hive with her. • During the search, the queen bee has to rest, at which time a swarm will form. • (Video: Michelle Vilness/Facebook) @cbcsaskatoon #bees #swarm #saskatoon #hive #beekeeping #queenbee #trucks

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Video source: CBC News — Costco Saskatoon

The Best Medicine Against Cholesterol And High Blood Pressure

November 7, 2019July 27, 2020

High cholesterol levels and high pressure are things which almost everyone suffers from nowadays. The diseases need therapies in order to be controlled. They also need exercising and a change of diet.

https://bit.ly/2WQTChJ

Article source: Health & Healthy Living for Top Buzz.com

McDonald’s Is Turning Billboards Into Bee Hotels

November 4, 2019

These McDonald’s billboards double as bee hotels to fight colony collapse.

https://bit.ly/2NiRU5H

Article source: NowThis Politics

City Dwellers Are Saving Bees and Butterflies from Extinction with Plants—Here’s How

November 4, 2019

Your garden can sustain bees and other insects that pollinate this season, too, regardless of where you live.

https://bit.ly/2Ngpn0o

Article by Zee Krstic courtesy of Martha Stewart.com — The Garden

Ban With A Plan: The Importance of Species Recovery

November 1, 2019November 1, 2019

Video courtesy of  YouTube: Canadian Wildlife Federation

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