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Honey bee inspector preparing equipment (photo by Alexandra Panasiuk)
Honey bee covered in willow pollen (photo by Alexandra Panasiuk)
Honey bees festooning inside a hive (photo by Olivia de Herdt)
Southern Alberta apiary (photo by Alexandra Panasiuk)
Honey bee with full pollen basket (photo by Samantha Muirhead)
Central Alberta apiary in the fall (photo by Alexandra Panasiuk)
Northern Alberta apiary (photo by Alexandra Panasiuk)
Bee health assurance team inspecting colonies (photo by Alexandra Panasiuk)
Curious cows in apiary (photo by Alexandra Panasiuk)
Crab apple pollination by honey bee (photo by Alexandra Panasiuk)
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Honey Bee Pests and DiseasesThis comprehensive guide helps beekeepers to identify and control honey bee diseases and pests.
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Alberta Farm Animal Care – Alberta beekeeper handbookThe Alberta Beekeepers Education and Enhancement Program has developed a comprehensive handbook on the art of beekeeping.
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Bee Health appFor Android and iPhone, this mobile app provides pictures, symptoms and other scientific information on honey bee diseases and pests.
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Alberta Tech Transfer ProgramThe Alberta Beekeepers Commission, through its Technology Transfer Program (TTP), provides disease diagnostics, hive monitoring/sampling services, education and training to beekeepers in Alberta, bridging the gap between science and its practical application.
Need a swarm removed? Contact your local beekeeping group/association below.
Did we miss your beekeeping group or association? To request adding your website to our honey bee resources, contact [email protected]
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