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The article reports on 675k dollars fundraising by Ronin Wines Pvt. Ltd. in a pre-Series A investment round from Grip Invest and Rainmatter Capital to expand its Moonshine Honey Project, a beekeeing brand, and increase brand awareness in current markets.

Nick Hoefly tends to bees among the tombs of Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn. Happy Halloween. Five years ago, Nick Hoefly picked up his first queen bee in Pennsylvania, and drove [...]

The article announces that Cody and Jessica Grills of Dyer County won the 2023 Tennessee Young Farmers of the Year award at the Tennessee Farm Bureau Young Farmers & Ranchers Summer Conference in Lebanon.

Byline: Travis M. Andrews Three days after Christmas, Justin and Tori Englehardt headed outside to dust snow off the 50 beehives on their property near Sioux City, Iowa. What they [...]

Let us begin not with the who, which was several thousand bees and a bunch of people in anti-sting gear that looked like spacesuits, or the what, which was harvesting [...]

An interview with Athens, Ohio Mayor Paul Wiehl is presented. Wiehl cites "The Athens Public Transit" as his proudest infrastructure achievement and attributes the success of Memorandums of Understanding (MOU) with Ohio University to the support of its administration. He describes the job of being mayor as being both the serious chief executor and the cheerleader of the budget. He talks about spending more time at his beekeeping hobby when he retires on January 1, 2016.

A calendar of events for the New York City area for the week of February 21, 2007 is presented. A demonstration will be held on February 21 in front of Merrill Lynch's Citicorp Building to protest the company's investment in Texas utility company TXU's proposed project to build 11 new coal-fueled power plants. The Sex Workers' Art Show will be held at Mo Pitkin's on February 23. Beekeepers Roger Repohl and Laurel Rimmer will host the Beginning Beekeeping Day workshop on February 24.

The article reports on the part-time small business of beekeeping run by Allen "Judge" Coleman of Nixon, Texas. INSET: Getting started.

The article presents a list of new undergraduate textbooks including "Accounting Principles for Management: An Introduction," third edition, by Robert E. Seiler and Frank Collins, "Bees, Beekeeping, Honey and Pollination," by Walter L. Gojmerac, and "Fundamentals of Entomology and Plant Pathology," second edition, by Louis L. Pyenson.

The article reports on the tupelo honey industry in the U.S., particularly in Florida and Georgia, as of May 2019. Also cited are how beekeepers produce tupelo honey by placing their hives in flowering tupelo trees, the number of beekeepers producing tupelo honey in the states, as well as the comments of beekeepers like Ben Lanier, Ted Dennard, and Frederick Merriam Jr. on their business.

The article focuses on Hemshin people who have settled in several places in Camlihemsin along with selection to relocate in accordance with temperature and mentions man-made settlements are trees of Honey Forest and Bal Ormani covering slope of valley.

The article profiles American nun Helen Therese Scasny, the administrator of the senior resident center Light of Hearts Villa. To make her retirement productive, Scasny entered beekeeping after retiring from teaching profession. In order to help the needy, the nun is saving bees and making honey through her beehives.

The article offers profile of SoloBee, a company which focuses on proliferation and protection of bees by creating a nesting shelter which helps in increasing pollination ratio and provide other additional resources.

The article reports that several bees swarmed in Times Square, New York sending tourists and passers-by scrambling before the bees settled on cart of hot dog vendor and mentions that honeybees were vacuumed up by the beekeeping team of New York Police Department.

The article discusses beekeeping and the honeybee population in Paris, France, including beekeeping classes, the bee's relationship environment and honeybee hives in Paris.

The article discusses the impact of the declining population of bees and the need to improve beekeeping.

The article focuses on the hobbies of some senators in the U.S. Details presented are of Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania who retains his love for traditional beekeeping, Republican Susan Collins from Maine who loves to bake cookies and muffins during her diversion time, and Democrat senator Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota is a certified Pilates Instructor and releases her stress from legislative moments with her breathing techniques.

A correction is presented to the two article in the February 12, 2017 issue with topics including the effects of an overhaul of the tax code in the U.S. and the beekeeping industry.

The article discusses a trend of residents of New York City keeping chickens and bees and organizing microfarms in their backyards as of July 27, 2014. Topics addressed include the effects of urban agriculture projects on real estate markets in New York City neighborhoods, as well as individuals who grow fruit and vegetables and raise rabbits for meat.

The article reports on the new $3 million program of the federal government which will support honeybees in five states in the Upper Midwest of the U.S., including Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota. Topics discussed include the program will encourage ranchers and farmers to grow alfalfa, crops , and other crops, the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and the nonprofit organization Xerces Society dedicated to improve pollinator health.