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National Pollinator Week: How to protect bees, other pollinators

Events are taking place across the world in celebration of National Pollinator Week. While there are no happenings scheduled ...
Florida Today

Sweet! August means celebrating honey bees; here's how to them to you Space Coast yard

Support local journalism: Find offers for new subscribers here: Special Offers — FLORIDA TODAY. Want to read our e-Edition? Here are some tips for getting the best experience. Guess what? Aug. 20 is ...
Growing Produce

Grow Bigger Berries Through Better Pollination

Regardless, insect pollination remains essential for pollen movement and achieving economically viable yields of fruits with ...
UMass Lowell

Catching a Buzz: Robot Bees To Help Study Pollination

Contacts for media: Emily Gowdey-Backus, [email protected] and Nancy Cicco, 978-934-4944, [email protected] LOWELL, Mass. – Aiming to better understand the pollination process, a UMass ...
The Fresno Bee

Native bees keep Midwestern crops growing. Here’s how you can help them stay healthy

Carpenter bees don’t get as much attention as honeybees, but they’re essential to cross-pollinate plants in Missouri and Kansas. Pat Sullivan AP file photo While honeybees experience a national moment ...
Business Insider

Fertilizers change how bumblebees 'see' flowers by changing the electric field that attracts them to pollinate, study finds

Bees leave an electric trace on pollinated flowers, telling other bees the flower is tapped out. A study found fertilizers change that electric field and put bumblebees off from fertilizing. Bees are ...
AZ Animals on MSN

Inside the Battle Between Bumble Bees and Invasive Ants

Argentine ants compete with bumble bees for prized nectar sources. But the bees are fighting back. Find out how.
Charlotte Observer

Native bees keep Midwestern crops growing. Here’s how you can help them stay healthy

While honeybees experience a national moment in the spotlight of conservation efforts, other types of bees — particularly those that call the Midwest home — are invariably being pushed to the margins.