UNDER THE MICROSCOPE BROUGHT TO YOU BY dnature From gut bacteria, metals of the brain and American foulbrood bacteriophages, to over...

“We want to hear from you”. That’s the call to beekeepers from the Management Agency American Foulbrood (AFB) Pest Management Plan (PMP)...

PHIL EVANS continues his series of articles summarising Council’s requirements for keeping beehives in residential, urban areas by...

The bees have treated Wanganui beekeeper Neil Farrer well for almost four decades now, but it didn’t start out that way...

Widespread flooding in Canterbury over the final weekend of May brought instant devastation to many people and businesses, among them...

Following a year of Covid-caused cancellation, the Apiculture New Zealand (ApiNZ) National Conference and Trade Exhibition is set to...

Among the most keenly anticipated speakers at this year’s Apiculture New Zealand National Conference will be renowned American beekeeper...

For those who want to know more about the wide range of research work into the honey bee that is going on around New Zealand, there is...

Peter Bray has handed over much of the responsibility for management of Airborne Honey to newly appointed chief executive David Hawkey as...

With decades leading apiculture training behind him, David Woodward has more than his fair-share of beekeeping yarns to share. He took...

Jumping to the conclusion of “mite resistance” can be a big mistake, when varroa damaged hives are discovered. That’s the warning from...

PHIL EVANS, the hobbyist beekeeper who fought to have restrictive beekeeping rules in Waipa overturned, has compiled a series of articles...