Vol.114,No9

A honeybee captured in flight as it collects pollen from a Linden tree in a Canberra suburban backyard
Photo courtesy Bruno Ehrensperger

Passing of Time
Editorial Notes….
- Copy Deadlines
- Follow up on ‘Misleading Labels’ (Jan. 2013 Issue, p. 273
- Interception of Asian bees (Apis cerana) in Townsville
- Russians seek to develop cold-resistant bees
- Europe Moves against neonicatinoids
- European Food Safety Agency EFSA - Scientific Colloquium
- Early blooming goes with early leaf buds
- Registration of Copper Naphthanate
- Dates for 2013 Annual State Conference Conferences
Letters To The Editor
- Tribute to Keith McIlvride
- The Last Straw!
- Work Wanted
- RE: Beetubes January 2013 Issue, p. 282
- Calm Bees
Vale Keith McIlvride
Seminar and Breeder Queen Sale
OBITUARY
- John Edward Williams
Drone Congregation Areas
OBITUARY
- Bill Markwort 1934-2012 -The Life of a Honey Man
In The Apiary
- What’s wrong with my brood?
Sick Bees
- Colony Collapse Revisted – Genetically Modified Plants (Part II)
New Components of Epigenetic ‘Code’ or Honeybee Development Discovered
HiveAliveTM
RECENT RESEARCH – Here and Overseas
- Finnish honey demonstrates antimicrobial activity
- US: Honey bee almond pollination more effective when other species present
Planting Guide Helps people Make the Right Choices
Honey Crystallisation
BEGINNING IN BEES
- CHAPTER 8 – POLLINATION
- Part 325 An Overview of Pollination
- Part 325.01 Categorizing Pollination
- Part 325.2.1 Categorizing Pollination (Vegetable Crops [Group F])
- Part 325.2.2 Categorizing Pollination (Vegetable Crops [Group S])
- Part 325.2.3 Categorizing Pollination (Grain/Seed Crops [Group S])
- Part 325.2.4 Categorizing Pollination (Fruits, Annual [Group F])
- Part 325.2.4 Categorizing Pollination (Fruits, Perennial [(Group F])
BEEKEEPERS’ASSOCIATIONS