honey bees are a type of bee not native to the US but now popular among US beekeepers for their help pollinating plants and making honey from collected nectar. Apis mellifera is the most common ...

often referred to as simply "killer bees," is a hybrid of the Western honey bee resulting from the mating of southern African ...

Trained in beekeeping, Oruganti Bhagavan currently maintains ten boxes of bees. Each box yields up to 7 kilograms of honey, ...

The bees are guarding gallons of a sticky ... Himalayan honeybees make several types of honey depending on the season and the elevation of the flowers that produce the nectar they eat.

In 2005, Africanized honeybees (AHB) were discovered in 13 Florida counties in central and south Florida. By 2006, they had moved into three more counties, and in 2007, they were found in another ...

European honey bees have been introduced to nearly all parts of the world by humans, but they are thought to have originated in India. William Whiskerson learns all about the different types of ...

These microbes are introduced through the bee's digestive tract and the ... One well known type of mono floral honey (a honey generated with nectar and pollen from a single flower source) is ...

Bees first convert the nectar into honey by a process of regurgitation ... Honey flavor will vary based on the types of flower from which the nectar was harvested. Both raw and pasteurized forms ...

The only thing is that killer bees are still in Texas, and a few other states and are still dangerous due to their aggressive nature. Killer bees are more likely to attack in large numbers than your ...

For Marko Cilic, beekeeping is more than an activity—it’s a way of life that can be traced back to his family’s roots in Europe. “If you didn’t have bees, you didn't have sweetness ...

The type of honey is determined by the flowers visited by bees. Common types include: Wildflower Honey: Derived from a mixture of nectar sources. Clover Honey: Mild and sweet, sourced from clover ...

The discovery could support the growth of stingless bee honey markets, and ultimately enable healthier sweet treats of all types, the scientists argue. Similar to the familiar European honeybee ...