pollination

Precision pollination

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Data and novel technologies

Elina L. Niño, Ph.D., Extension specialist for Apiculture with UC ANR UCCE located in the Department of Entomology and Nematology at UC Davis, discusses how growers can best support honeybees during pollination in entomology and is an associate. more »

BeeHero celebrates first place win in sustainable future competition

BeeHero, a precision pollination company, was selected as first place winner by a collective of over 250 VC investors from over 3,000 competition applicants working toward a sustainable and resili... more »
Edete's robotic pollination. Credit - Edete

Edete’s pollination services boost pistachio crop by 19% in California

Israeli agri-tech startup Edete Precision Technologies for Agriculture, a precision pollination service provider, has achieved an average increase of 19% in pistachio crops in California during 2023. ... more »
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California beekeepers association seeks honeybee health research proposals

The California State Beekeepers’ Association (CSBA) is seeking proposals for research conducted in the area of honeybee health and management for the 2024 Season. Proposals should be include high... more »

Aphids discourage pollinators from tropical milkweed

Though aphids are the bane of many home gardeners’ existence, a new study University of Florida (UF) study shows the tiny pests also pose problems for the iconic monarch butterfly. Insect pollina... more »
Honeybees in a hive

2023 is looking like one of the worst years for honeybees in nearly two decades

Honey bees are the primary pollinator for many fruit and seed crops in the State of Washington. Since 2005 much has been written about the challenges honey bees face with the so call “Colony Collaps... more »

Monarchs and More Western Habitat Program open for applications

Site prep is conducted by the grower, seed is provided by Monarch Joint Venture, and the seed is designed to be location appropriate based on the region. more »

DNA research finds low genetic diversity among U.S. honeybees

The lack of genetic diversity creates a vulnerability for U.S. honeybees to survive in shifting climates that are now wetter or drier than usual. There is also concern that a honeybee's inability to fight off disease or parasitic infection. more »

Pollinator Partnership Bee Friendly Farming webinar registration open

This introductory webinar will take a look at the certification criteria and other topics. more »

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