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Bera Foods Paid a Penalty of $10,200 for Misleading Consumption

Dec 2, 2014

Hume Import & Export (Australia) Pty Ltd trading as Bera Foods (Bera Foods) has paid a penalty of $10,200 following the issue of an infringement notice by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, for a ‘false or ...

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The Team Also Found That N-Methyl-2-Pyrrolidone(NMP)-an Inert

Feb 11, 2014

Four pesticides commonly used on crops to kill insects and fungi also kill honeybee larvae within their hives,according to Penn State and University of Florida researchers.The team also found that N-methyl-2-pyrrolidone(NMP)—an ...

Tags: Pesticides, Crop Pesticides, kill insects

Gender Differences in Nature Are Common, Including in Humans

Jan 21, 2014

Gender differences in nature are common, including in humans. A research team from Bern, Switzerland has found that male European honey bees, or drones, are much more susceptible than female European honey bees, known as workers, to a ...

Tags: Honey Bees, Agriculture

The Spirit of The Hive:The Mechanism of Social Evolution

Jan 2, 2014

It's taken nearly 200 years,but scientists in Arizona and Europe have teased out how the molecular switch for sex gradually and adaptively evolved in the honeybee. The first genetic mechanism for sex determination was proposed in the ...

Tags: honeybee, molecular switch for sex, genetic mechanism, sex determination

Cold-Sensitive Mangrove Forests Have Expanded Dramatically Along Florida's Atlantic Coast

Jan 2, 2014

Cold-sensitive mangrove forests have expanded dramatically along Florida's Atlantic Coast as the frequency of killing frosts has declined, according to a new study based on 28 years of satellite data from the University of Maryland and the ...

Tags: mangrove forests, Florida's Atlantic Coast, frosts

This Second Goal Identifies Which Bees Are The Best Blueberry Pollinators

Dec 26, 2013

A diverse group of bees pollinate blueberries in North Carolina. During the past three years, one the focuses of in our lab has been to understand the relative importance of the different bees for blueberry pollination. When we initially ...

Tags: bees, pollinate blueberries, blueberry pollinators

A LéVy Walk Describes The Foraging Behavior of Animals From Sharks to Honey Bees

Dec 26, 2013

A mathematical pattern of movement called a Lévy walk describes the foraging behavior of animals from sharks to honey bees, and now for the first time has been shown to describe human hunter-gatherer movement as well. The study, led ...

Tags: Consumer Electronics, Electronics

Here Are Some of The Latest Health and Medical News Developments

Dec 19, 2013

Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments: Chinese Woman Killed by cNew to Humans A Chinese woman has died from a bird flu strain that has never before affected humans, and the World Health Organization called the ...

Tags: Health News, Health Highlights, Bee Deaths

Honey Bees Overwhelm ?Demand Will Get up

Sep 17, 2013

EPA using guns, body armor to enforce Clean Water Act? The greatest pollination show on Earth is a mix of staggering stats and figures. Sure, numbers tend to bore and overwhelm — but not when it comes to honey bees and the almond ...

Tags: Agriculture, Food

National Focus on Killer Bees Because of Farmer's Death

Jun 4, 2013

When Larry Goodwin was stung to death by thousands of Africanized honey bees on June 1, the story had a near-fiction quality for many Americans. Goodwin, 62 years old, who farmed near Waco, Texas, was killed when he disturbed a hive while ...

Tags: Farmer, Bees

Toshiba Has Its Back to The Wall

May 21, 2013

LIKE several Japanese technology firms, Toshiba has its back to the wall. The vagaries of the yen, decline in demand for TVs and computers and Japan's earthquake and Tsunami in 2011 left manufacturers wounded. Case in point is Toshiba ...

Tags: Toshiba, Laptop, Computer Products

Will Agriculture Use Honey Bee Robots?

Mar 20, 2013

Related Media Honey laundering trails all lead to China Honey bee toxin may destroy HIV Honey bee losses defy solitary explanations Could a robot honey bee actually pollinate an orchard or crop field? With a carbon fiber body and titanium ...

Tags: Honey Bee Robots, Agriculture, Electrical, Electronics

Due to Honey Bee Losses,Pesticides Are on The Brink of Ban

Feb 20, 2013

Honey laundering trails all lead to China Drones begin descent on US agriculture Forensic marker dogs on trail of metal thieves Honey bees are a massive global business, responsible for a third of the world’s food production. Honey ...

Tags: Pesticides, Honey Bee Losses, Food

The Honey Came From May Contain 60,000 Honey Bees Leading to China

Jan 7, 2013

Grab the bear bottle of honey off the Walmart shelf and have a look.By appearance,the honey looks golden and wholesome.The beehive the honey came from may contain 60,000 honey bees;and those same bees probably tapped over a million flowers ...

Tags: honey, import, tariff, tainted food

University Researchers Are Studying The Brains of Honey Bees

Dec 19, 2012

University researchers are studying the brains of honey bees in an attempt to build an autonomous flying robot. By creating models of the systems in a bee's brain that control vision and sense of smell, scientists are hoping to build a ...

Tags: University researchers, brains, honey bees, autonomous flying robot

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