A full run down of the promotions in September's Apiarist's Advocate...

An idea to help alleviate New Zealand’s honey supply and demand imbalance has been met with a wide range of reaction, from optimism to...

Manuka marketing expert Phil Caskey offers his opinion on the concept of a collective of honey suppliers partnering with an offshore packer

There is probably none better placed to understand the dynamics behind a beekeeping co-operative or “collective” as Russell Marsh.

Meet a West Coast beekeeping operation born from a coalmining blacksmith's hive 97 years ago, to a now well-entrenched business.

For beekeepers flooding damage can range from apiaries disappearing in a flash, to silt-laden hives, or washouts and landslides causing...

Last month we detailed the manuka-focused sections of an enlightening conversation between three honey marketers from the Apiculture New...

The team at Trees for Bees explain that, while willows are excellent bee forage sources, they must be managed to prevent unwanted spread.

UNDER THE MICROSCOPE: BROUGHT TO YOU BY DNATURE As New Zealand continues to use lockdowns to combat Covid-19, this month our regular dive...

VIEWS FROM OUTSIDE THE APIARY: IAN FLETCHER ‘Productivity isn't everything, but in the long run it is almost everything. A country's...

The final part in the series by PHIL EVANS, summarising Council’s requirements for keeping beehives in residential, urban areas.

Constraints on global freight and logistics and a booming market for steel have seen the cost of drums used for honey storage increase...