We hope to see you soon at bee meetings, but if you can't travel don't miss out! PAm is excited to sponsor the first ever virtual option to attend the American Beekeeping Federation Conference in January. Register to watch a live stream of the Keynotes and General Session stage January 3-7. There will also be access to recordings afterward.
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Healthy Hives, an initiative dedicated to identifying tangible solutions to improve honey bee colony health in the U.S. Launched in 2015 with an initial $1 million grant from Bayer, and an additional $500,000 provided in 2020, Healthy Hives has funded beekeeper-driven projects and research at a wide range of academic institutions around the world. Projects are aimed at finding ways commercial beekeeping operations can improve production and efficiency while reducing costs.
From Graduate Student to Research Scientist: My Scientific Journey Working Alongside PAm.12/19/2022 My academic path to graduate school was not as straight forward as most of my peers. In fact, I wouldn’t be where I am today if it wasn’t for some key people that believed in my potential and invested in my career. I was born in Northeast Brazil and lived in my hometown until I graduated from college. During my final year of undergrad, I applied for an agriculture internship in Minnesota, U.S.A, where I met my PhD advisor. Dr. Marla Spivak was the first person to believe in me as a honey bee scientist.
Don't miss our live event this week!
Project Apis m. has partnered with Inside the Hive TV to bring live interviews and videos featuring PAm-funded researchers to you! Join us at 7:00PM (EST) on December 8th for a discussion with Dr. Steve Pernal (Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada), and Dr. Erika Plettner (Simon Frasier University) who will be talking about a new varraocidal compound they have been working on. Register for the event here: https://www.insidethehive.tv/Livestreams You're invited! Join us for a virtual conference all about the indoor storage of bees on December 14th and 15th.
You will hear about new research on industry trends from WSU researchers: Dr. Brandon Hopkins and Dr. Kirti Rajagopalan, USDA researcher Dr. Gloria DeGrandi-Hoffman, and UC Davis researcher, Dr. Brittney Goodrich. There will also be a virtual tour of the Ashurst Bee Company indoor storage facility, and a live panel session each day with beekeepers and researchers. The conference schedule and registration information can be found here: https://www.projectapism.org/Indoor-Storage-Conference-2022.html This event is free to attend and will be recorded and shared at a later date. Share this event with friends! |
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