
Florida āSave The Beesā license plate nears deadline, still needs vouchers
Read full article: Florida āSave The Beesā license plate nears deadline, still needs vouchersTime is running out to "Save The Bees" as a specialty, honey-colored license plate bearing the flowery message nears a June deadline with only about a third of the pre-sale vouchers it needs to become reality.

āOh, honey!ā 8,000 bees make abandoned cabinet their home outside of Florida sheriffās office
Read full article: āOh, honey!ā 8,000 bees make abandoned cabinet their home outside of Florida sheriffās officeMore than 8,000 bees made themselves at home in an abandoned cabinet outside of one Florida sheriffās office.

šThe health of honey bee colonies in Florida
Read full article: šThe health of honey bee colonies in FloridaBeyond the profitable products and byproducts harvested directly from honey bee colonies such as honey, wax, propolis, and royal jelly, more than 90 different cropsāabout one-third of total crop production in the U.S.āare dependent upon these prolific pollinators for their survival and prosperity.
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Invasive āMurder Hornetā spotted in US for first time
Read full article: Invasive āMurder Hornetā spotted in US for first timePublished: May 4, 2020, 8:42 am Updated: May 5, 2020, 12:44 pm"Murder Hornets" are now in the United States. Asian Giant Hornets are an invasive and potentially deadly species and theyāve been spotted in the U.S. for the first time. Researchers nicknamed the insect the āMurder Hornetā because its venomous sting can kill a human if they are stung several times. The hornets are more than 2 inches long and have reportedly been attacking beehives in Washington State. Scientists do not yet know how they made it to the U.S.




