Honey Bee Enterprise University of Maryland Extension

According to the United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service website, Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) threatens the health of honeybees across the nation, the issue exacerbating in the 1980s with the increase of new pathogens & pests. Since a great number of agricultural crops we grow in Maryland depend on honeybee pollination, the honeybee decline threatens our food industry.

Frontiers The Movement of Western Honey Bees (Apis mellifera L.) Among U.S. States and Territories: History, Benefits, Risks, and Mitigation Strategies

2023—Year of the Bee — Central Farm Markets

How to protect and increase pollinators in your landscape - Pollinators & Pollination

Adult Spelling Bee Fundraiser — Edible DC

Sick Bees - Part 3: The Bee Immune System - Scientific Beekeeping

Beekeepers continue to report high colony loss rates, no clear improvement / Auburn University College of Agriculture

Honey Bee Enterprise University of Maryland Extension

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Potential impact of mosquito and nuisance insect sprays on pollinators - Pollinators & Pollination

Honeybee health in South America

Beehive Buzz: Stingless Bees, Varroa Mite Eradication, Urban Beekeeping & New Nutritional Supplement