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The pest you don't want to find in your bee hive in fall and winter
If you want to prevent your bees from coming into contact with deadly diseases and deformities, you need to check for this common pest that attacks hives.
Removing and relocating a beehive is sometimes necessary—though we recommend avoiding it if you can. Many people have a fear of bees. But know that unless their hive is endangered, bees are not ...
A monitoring system devised by the University of Cordoba ascertains the flowering stages of each hive, with high precision, exploiting data on bees' behavior. Beekeeping has existed for millennia, as ...
Researchers are using big data and smart technologies to improve conditions for bees and guide beekeepers. With an electronic "ping," Professor Dirk de Graaf gets an alert on his smartphone. It's a ...
A BeeHero IoT sensor on a BeeHive. BeeHero IoT sensors collect various data points inside the hive, including sounds, temperature, humidity, etc. Data is collected from the hive and artificial ...
Cities rarely make room for bees. Between glass towers and concrete sidewalks, there’s little space for the hollow stems and wood cavities that native pollinators need to build their homes. LAYER’s ...
Robots that can monitor conditions in a hive, do a waggle dance, or even infiltrate the queen’s court could help scientists influence the health of a colony. Something was wrong, but Thomas Schmickl ...
Source: Charles J. Sharp / Wikimedia Commons. Good fences make good neighbors—and good conservation tools, according to a new study. Analyzing nine years of data, researchers confirmed that beehive ...
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