Dr. Jonathan Lundgren worked for the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) for more than a decade. Until he spoke truth.
Tags: honeybees, systemic pesticides, USDA
Why is it that despite a two-year partial ban across Europe against systemic pesticides, Big Pharma sales are still as high as before?
Tags: neonicotinoid, systemic pesticides
NEWS ALERT! A new study from Japan shows that bee-killing insecticides are indeed harmful to humans. What is the risk for rural Americans?
Tags: bee-killing insecticides, Bees, neonics
A new study published by Nature has brought light on how important the relationship between humans and honeybees has always been.
Aseda honey comes from sustainable beekieepng in the protected ecosystem of Mole Forest, which has plants that are rich in minerals and nutrients.
Tags: aseda honey, beekeeping, health, honey, minerals, nutrients, pure honey, Raw Honey, sustainable
It’s no secret we love popcorn: Americans consume more than 16 billion quarts of popcorn each year. But we’re getting more than we bargained for: bee-toxic pesticides called neonicotinoids, or “neonics” for short.
Tags: Bees, center for food safety, neonics
The majority of the US and other world markets are flooded with adulterated honey, which is infused with corn syrup or filtered out of bee pollen.
Educate your children or students about the bees and help get the director to present her film at the Milan Film Festival.
The best honey in the world is cultivated in the symbiotic collaboration of bees, the tribe of Aseda, Mole National Forest, and two American visionaries. Aseda raw honey raises your vibrations and heightens your sensations.
Tags: africa, aseda, ghana, Healthy Sugars, honeybees, organic honey, wild honey
One entomologist has discovered that hives built higher up in trees may keep bees safer. Find out more.
Tags: colony collapse disorder
The hot topic across global financial markets at the moment is Greece. The people are experiencing monetary woes but it seems like their honeybees aren’t doing too well either. Find out more.
Burt Shavitz of Burt’s Bees fame died Sunday of respiratory complications at the age of 80 in Bangor, Maine.
