Honey Bee News

1. Machine learning helps identify chemicals that repel honey bees from pesticides - University of California, Riverside

   Machine learning helps identify chemicals that repel honey bees from pesticides  University of California, Riverside

2. Protecting Honey Bees From Area-Wide Insecticide Applications - Purdue University - College of Agriculture

   Protecting Honey Bees From Area-Wide Insecticide Applications  Purdue University - College of Agriculture

3. A three-year evaluation of pesticide residue profiles in managed and wild honeybees across traditional and reclaimed agricultural lands of Egypt - Nature

   A three-year evaluation of pesticide residue profiles in managed and wild honeybees across traditional and reclaimed agricultural lands of Egypt  Nature

4. Honeybee queens push pesticides to eggs to protect themselves over their offspring - EurekAlert!

   Honeybee queens push pesticides to eggs to protect themselves over their offspring  EurekAlert!

5. A new pesticide does not kill bumblebees right away, but it does inflict internal damage that turns out to be much worse than immediate death - Earth.com

   A new pesticide does not kill bumblebees right away, but it does inflict internal damage that turns out to be much worse than immediate death  Earth.com

6. Registered Pesticides Toxic to Honey Bee Larvae, Study Finds - Beyond Pesticides

   Registered Pesticides Toxic to Honey Bee Larvae, Study Finds  Beyond Pesticides

7. Fewer Oregon bees are dying from pesticides, report shows - Oregon Capital Chronicle

   Fewer Oregon bees are dying from pesticides, report shows  Oregon Capital Chronicle