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Economic Effects and Responses to Changes in Honey Bee Health

Many share elevated concerns that agricultural and food supply chains will suffer disruptions as pollination services become more costly and less available. This study provides an overview of the pollination services market and the mechanisms by which beekeepers, farmers, and retail food producers adjust to increasing scarcity in the pollination services market. It also examines the empirical data on pollinated crop production, pollination service fees, and annual numbers of honey bee colonies.

Dr. Michael Burgett, Peyton M. Ferrier, Randal R. Rucker, Walter N. Thurman | Mar 2018 | Online resource

42 Research Retinue – Honey Bees and Conservation

The Research Retinue is a new segment on PolliNation that goes into depth on research papers that have been recently featured in the news. The Retinue is made up of intrepid OSU undergraduates and this week involved Addison ...

Andony Melathopoulos | Feb 2018 | Podcast episode

41 Rose Kachadoorian – What States Are Doing For Pollinator Health

Rose Kachadoorian is a Pesticide Regulatory Leader with the Oregon Department of Agriculture (ODA) and oversees efforts involving pesticide registrations, certification and licensing of pesticide applicators, endangered species, and other ...

Andony Melathopoulos | Feb 2018 | Podcast episode

40 Tom Landis – Monarch Butterflies in Southwestern Oregon

Tom Landis has a PhD in Forest Ecology and has worked for 30 years as a nursery specialist for the USDA Forest Service. He now runs Native Plant Nursery Consulting and is a member of the Southern Oregon Monarch Advocates, where he provides educational and hands-on Milkweed and Monarch Workshops.

Andony Melathopoulos | Feb 2018 | Podcast episode

39 Jeff Reardon – Bees in the Legislature

Representative Jeff Reardon has served the East Portland District of Happy Valley (District 48) in the Oregon Legislature since January 2013. Shortly after coming to office there was a tragic pesticide poisoning of bumble bees in a suburban big-box parking lot in Portland.

Andony Melathopoulos | Feb 2018 | Podcast episode

Residential Beekeeping: Best-practice guidelines for nuisance-free beekeeping in Oregon

This publication outlines guidelines for best practices for beekeeping in residential areas. It outlines the steps residential beekeepers can take to operate their bees in nuisance-free manner.

Andony Melathopoulos, Ralph (Mike) Rodia, Jennifer Larsen, Ramesh Sagili | Feb 2018 | Extension Catalog publication Peer reviewed (Orange level)

38 Dr. Ramesh Sagili – The Elusive Secrets of Honey Bee Nutrition and Managing Varroa Mites

Dr. Ramesh Sagili is an Associate Professor in the Department of Horticulture at Oregon State University. He obtained his PhD in Entomology from Texas A&M University in 2007, specializing in honey bee research. His primary research focus at OSU is honey bee health, nutrition and pollination.

Andony Melathopoulos | Jan 2018 | Podcast episode

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Economic Effects and Responses to Changes in Honey Bee Health

42 Research Retinue – Honey Bees and Conservation

41 Rose Kachadoorian – What States Are Doing For Pollinator Health

40 Tom Landis – Monarch Butterflies in Southwestern Oregon

39 Jeff Reardon – Bees in the Legislature

Residential Beekeeping: Best-practice guidelines for nuisance-free beekeeping in Oregon

38 Dr. Ramesh Sagili – The Elusive Secrets of Honey Bee Nutrition and Managing Varroa Mites

37 Alison Center – North American Butterfly Association

36 John Gruszka – Independence From Packaged Honey Bees: the Case of Saskatchewan, Canada

35 BEEvent – Oregon’s Pollinator Conference