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Contents: The Quick Answer About Bees and Weed Bees and Weed: Do Bees Get High? How Does Foraging on Cannabis Affect Honey? Possible Reasons Bees Visit Cannabis Plants Recent Research Findings In Conclusion FAQs Approaching the end of April,…
Contents: What is a Bee Hotel? What Bees Use Bee Hotels? An Overview of Solitary Bees Mason Bees Leafcutter Bees Carpenter Bees Benefits of a Bee Hotel How to Make a Bee Hotel Hollow Reed Bee Hotel Drilled Wood Bee…
Contents: Intro to Biophilia and Biophilic Design The History and Evidence of Biophilia History of Biophilic Design Key Principles of Biophilic Design Benefits of Biophilic Design Dimensions of Biophilic Design The Importance of Biophilic Design Today 10 Tips for Getting…
Contents: The Famous Monarch Butterfly Monarch Butterfly Physical Characteristics The Monarch Butterfly: Beautiful, Popular, and Vulnerable to Extinction Habitat Loss and Degradation Climate Change Pesticide and Herbicide Usage Why Milkweed is so Important to Monarch Butterflies The Monarch Butterfly Life…
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Contents: Key Takeaways What is Greenwashing? The Evolution of Corporate Greenwashing Why Do Companies Greenwash? Understanding the Different Types of Greenwash How Does Greenwashing Hurt Consumers? How to Avoid Greenwashing as a Consumer The Four Categories of Environmental Communication: Classifications…
I checked the cell raisers → the original cell raiser had 27/30 takes, and the new cell raiser had 18/30 takes. I reached out to our NYC facility to see if they wanted locally reared queens, and they said yes.…
I checked the cell raisers; there are no takes in either of them. A mating queen got into one, and in the other a virgin queen was there and had destroyed the other developing cups. After finishing up with the…
After getting home from the apiary, we did our fifth graft. We made another cell raiser to try to combat the problem of mated queens getting in and destroying our developing queen cells; so we doubled the amount of cups…
We check in on the fourth graft; another mated queen got into our cell raiser! Outside forces were messing with the space the cell raiser was in and a mated queen got in. We went to visit the apiary; we…
