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News from Hawaii

7/5/2018

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Project Apis m.'s executive director Danielle Downey has been involved in groundbreaking research breeding and developing varroa resistant bees in Hawaii since 2010.

​One of PAm's key partners in this project is beekeeper David Thomas, the owner of Hawaii Island Honey Company, who joined the effort in 2012, offering staff, resources, and even building a lab for the project! David's apiaries have been displaced by the Kilauea eruption and his business is being effected.
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Follow the link here to read and see video about what's happening at the Hawaii Island Honey Company, and stay posted for the current status of breeding Varroa resistant bees in Hawaii.
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Lava from the Kilauea eruption is displacing David Thompson's apiaries.
1 Comment
MARIA PEREZ
10/13/2018 09:48:05 am

what do bees pollinate in hawaii? two years ago we went to Hawaii and loved it! we are thinking about moving from california. we have 400 bee hives here. we think to sell all start there in hawaii but wondering about pollination services in hawaii. in California the main pollination is almonds in Feb...then its cucumber, sunflower , pumpkin and more the rest of the year.....can you please help with info....a change always brings nervousness especially when it represents all the hard work plus four little ones depending on our decisions....

thanks

maria

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  • Home
  • About Us
    • About Project Apis m.
    • PAm Staff
    • Scientific Advisors
    • PAm Board of Directors
    • Contact Us
    • Join The Team
  • News
    • PAm eNewsletter
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  • Honey Bee Research
    • PAm Directed Honey Bee Research (Home) >
      • Honey Bee Health Research >
        • CCD, Pathology, and Viruses Research
        • Varroa and Varroa Control Research
        • Nosema Research
        • Pesticides Research
      • Nutrition and Forage Research >
        • Nutrition and Forage Research
        • Supplements Research
      • Honey Bee Helps >
        • Beekeeper Tools/BMPs
        • Tech Transfer Teams
      • Long Term Stock Improvement Research >
        • Queen Quality Research
        • Germplasm and Breeding Research
      • Pollination and Almonds Research >
        • Almonds Research
        • Pollination Research
      • Grant Funded Project Apis m. Projects
    • Request Funding
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  • Forage
    • Forage (Home)
    • Seeds For Bees >
      • Seeds For Bees FAQs
      • Seeds For Bees For the Grower >
        • Apply to Enroll
        • Water Requirements
        • Cover Crop Competition
        • Nitrogen Management
        • FAQs for Growers
      • PAm Seed Mixes >
        • PAm Mustard Mix
        • PAm Clover Mix
        • Vetch
        • PAm Honey Bee Wildflower Mix
      • Seeds For Bees Supporters
    • The Bee and Butterfly Habitat Fund
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