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    Explore " honey bees" with insightful episodes like "Franklin Holley, Wayne Fredericks, Monarch Butterflies", "The Bee Queen - Intuition and Performance Art (#40)", "New Studies On Honey Bees and Our New Vlog", "Florida Ag in Review for the week ending June 19, 2015" and "Green News Report 6/26/2014" from podcasts like ""Farm Food Facts", "Ten Laws with East Forest", "Studio Bee Live", "Florida Ag in Review" and "Green News Report w/ Brad Friedman & Desi Doyen"" and more!

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    Franklin Holley, Wayne Fredericks, Monarch Butterflies

    Franklin Holley, Wayne Fredericks, Monarch Butterflies

    Our thought leader for this week's "Farm, Food, Facts" podcast is Franklin Holley, Senior Policy Director at Keystone https://farmersformonarchs.org


    The stories you need to know:
    • Many foods will disappear if Honey Bees go extinct—here’s an unsettling glimpse at a future without avocados or coffee.
    • Food Companies turn to Regenerative Agriculture to meet Sustainability Goals.
    • Trash or Treasure? Upcycled Food Waste is worth $46.7 Billion.

    This week's farmer is Wayne Fredericks, Pollinator Habitat Champion

    The Bee Queen - Intuition and Performance Art (#40)

    The Bee Queen - Intuition and Performance Art  (#40)

    The Bee Queen has been dancing - fully covered and immersed with over 10k honey bees - since 2001. She says, "I think of bee dance as a duet among many. The 12,000 plus bees push with their powerful wings from each side of my body, I resist and then I let go and flow and move with them. In a deep meditation and I experience the hive mind surrounding me, holding me. I become aware of the connection and the understanding of my body on a cellular level. I am a healer, dancer, artist, builder of structures and a bee keeper. As bee keepers, my partner, Theodore and I hope to help the bees of the northwest by encouraging them to swarm and become hardy in this ever changing environment."

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    Video - https://youtu.be/uSZFLPBYZ9M

    Sara's Mexico House for Rent - goldenbeemx.com

    The Benefit of Bees

    The Benefit of Bees
    What really makes our vital, healthy, natural, wonderful foods possible? Bees. Honey bees are responsible for 1 out of every 3 bites we eat! These are some of the hardest working creatures on the planet and they can be trained to do amazing things. Kellie will interview Sarah Red-Laird, The Bee Girl about beekeeping, how bees help our economy and pollinate our food. Learn how bees can be trained to find land mines and are useful on crime scenes. Honey bees are declining due to the increased use of pesticides and other chemicals, pests that invade the hive, and habitat loss. We’ll learn how to ‘bee’ part of the solution in the recovery of bees with simple tips, like planting flowers, you can do anywhere.

    “Fungal footbaths” could save the honey bee

    “Fungal footbaths” could save the honey bee
    Globally, the honey bee population is in decline. This has serious implications for the cross pollination of commercial crops and wild plants. One of the major causes of this decline is the “Varroa Destructor” mite. However, researchers at Warwick University may have found a natural solution to this problem. Dr Dave Chandler from Warwick HRI explains how.

    Social Insects, Biting Bugs and a Potted History of Honey

    Social Insects, Biting Bugs and a Potted History of Honey
    This week we get bitten by the bug as Ian Burgess talks about the nasties that nibble us in the night, William Foster discusses social insects and how individuals in colonies communicate, Bee Wilson describes the useful properties of honey, and Megan Frederickson reveals how Amazonian ants use formic acid to create Devils Gardens. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists