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“The 100,000 Hive Project” is what they are calling it. It’s ambitious, a little bit tongue-in-cheek, but a sign of Egmont Honey’s desire to

With an impressive venue playing host, a smaller cluster of beekeepers and a day shorter duration than recent events, the ApiNZ conference..

No one is better qualified to offer analysis on the NZ-EU FTA announced last week than our very own Ian Fletcher, who runs the rule over it.

We often turn to science and new research to solve problems of bee health, but some academics are posing some "dangerous" questions...

While the honey industry continues to work through several years of honey stores, MPI reports a reduction in the main method of moving it...

Everyone’s road to beekeeping is different and for Kirwee Bees owner Glynn Cleaver it took a violent shake and some mental anguish for him..

When it comes to food safety, there is a road to a fully-compliant honey industry, believes Waikato beekeeper Phil Evans...

Francis Proffit claimed top prize in the National Honey Awards club category for his “mystery” honey, but it's his work with AFB that...

A mix of detailed in-depth scientific presentation and more generalised discussion over beekeeping and industry matters hallmarked...

Apiarist's Advocate's first every print magazine has run off the press. Find out how it looks and how to get your copy...

On the trip of a lifetime, Canterbury beekeeper “Jessie” James Corson checks in from his journey across the states of America...

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