May 2013

Vol.114,No11

Honeybees on Red flowering gum (Corymbia ficifolia) flowers. The trees were planted at Paracombe (in the Adelaide Hills) as ornamentals in a beekeeper’s garden, and at the time of flowering were 4 years old Photo Courtesy Lynton Stone

Honeybees on Red flowering gum (Corymbia ficifolia) flowers. The trees were planted at Paracombe (in the Adelaide Hills) as ornamentals in a beekeeper’s garden, and at the time of flowering were 4 years old
Photo Courtesy Lynton Stone

  • NSW Apiarists’ Association - Does It Represent ALL NSW Beekeepers?
  • Editorial Notes….
    • Copy Deadlines
    • The ultimate irony? China complaining about fake honey – in China!
    • More Irony from China
    • Beekeepers and Public Interest Groups in the US Sue EPA Over Bee-Toxic Pesticides
    • Heavy Metal Bothers Bumblebees
    • Myrtle Rust affecting wide range of Australian native plants
    • Dates for 2013 Annual State Conference Conferences
  • In The Apiary
    • Winter Clusters
  • NSW CONFERENCE PROGRAM
    • Club Sapphire, Merimbula 22 ‐24 May 2013
  • Syngenta/Bayer Propose Action Plan
  • Historical Photographs
    • Gretchen Wheen Seminar on Honeybee Breeding and Stock Improvement
      • Breeder Queen Sale
  • Beekeeping for Profit
  • Neonicotinoids and honey bee health in Australia
  • How Bees Smell
  • RECENT RESEARCH – Here and Overseas
    • Honeybees and Caffeine
    • Synergism Between Medihoney and Rifampicin Against Methicillin-ResistantStaphylococcus aereus
  • BEGINNING IN BEES
    • Part 326 Hiring Bees for Pollination
    • Part 326.1 Hiring Bees for Pollination (Beekeeper’s & Grower’s Rights)
    • Part 326.2 Hiring Bees for Pollination (Duration of Hiring)
    • Part 326.3 Hiring Bees for Pollination (Payment for Pollination)
    • Part 326.4 Hiring Bees for Pollination (‘Internal’ Pollination)
  • BEEKEEPERS’ASSOCIATIONS