If you couldn't be there, or missed a talk at the recent American Beekeeping Federation conference in Jacksonville, FL, we got you! PAm was proud to sponsor the first ever virtual option for ABF, and the recorded general session talks are now available on our YouTube channel, and listed below. We also had a great time meeting with beekeepers at the booth, listening to research talks at the American Bee Research Conference, discussing preparedness for the Tropilaelaps. mites, and giving away an original George Hansen encaustic painting at the banquet. It was a packed week! General Session Day 1: Ensuring Healthy Pollinators for Crop Production: Defining Forage Needs of Bees Through Examination of Interactions of Bee Species and Pollen Use. By: Dr. Diana Cox-Foster, USDA-ARS Pollinating Insect Research Unit in Logan, UT. Disease Transmission and Spillover in Plant-Pollinator Networks. By: Dr. Scott McArt, Dyce Lab for Honey Bee Studies, Cornell University. General Session Day 2: Bee Health: Untangling the Impacts of Agrochemicals and Pathogens. By: Dr. Diana Cox-Foster, USDA-ARS Pollinating Insect Research Unit in Logan, UT. What Causes “Dud” Drones? By: Dr. Garrett Slater, USDA-ARS Baton Rouge Bee Lab Pollinator Pandemic By: Dr. Samuel Ramsey, Colorado University, Boulder General Session Day 3: Project Apis m. Research and Programs Update By: Danielle Downey, Project Apis m. Understanding and Managing Honey Bee Diseases By: Dr. Jay Evans, USDA-ARS Beltsville Bee Research Lab. Commercial Beekeeping as a Platform for Selection By: Megan MaHoney, MaHoney Queens and Bees. Scientific Beekeeping: Beekeeper Funded, Applied Research
By: Randy Oliver, Scientific Beekeeping. https://scientificbeekeeping.com/
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