In a month when scientists discovered that humans may be upside down with respect to our jelly ancestors (apparently the evolutionary origin of our head is traceable to a brainless organ usually considered the “foot” of creatures related to jellyfish), also comes another bee syndrome
February already and here we are harvesting before the combs get a chance to get contaminated with poisonous Tutin honeydew that tends to harm people here in NZ. This honeydew comes from leafhopper insects and is extremely toxic to humans but not bees.
As with the last issue, I’m looking through research items from 2010 [...]
Many of you will be wondering what happened to Apis UK this year and many of you have emailed in to ask when (and if) we were going to continue to produce this popular ezine. Well we are back. Production problems meant that in order to continue we needed to effectively re-model Apis [...]
Hi and welcome to 2008. Again you must have wondered if Apis UK would be seeing the light of day again after an absence of around 5 months. Unfortunately, these things do happen but we will aim for them not to happen again. I’ve had many messages from readers asking us when we will [...]
