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How to protect and increase pollinators in your landscape
Published on May 1, 2019
Protecting & enhancing pollinators in urban landscapes (US North Central Rgn) helps you attract pollinators and protect them from pesticides. Download full publication or click articles below to view sections of publication. Author: David Smitley, MSU
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Beekeeping Assistive Technology
Published on March 1, 2024
A guide with examples of assistive technologies that enable beekeepers with medical impairments to manage hives and sell honey. -
What We Wished We'd Known in the Bee-gining
Published on January 30, 2024
Ten statements from beekeepers about starting beekeeping and what they wish they knew sooner. -
Beekeeping smoker maintenance
Published on January 10, 2024
Tips for maintaining and repairing your beekeeping smoker. -
MSU Indoor honey bee storage
Published on December 26, 2023
Michigan State University indoor wintering facility for honey bees constructed in 2023. -
What to do if you suspect your honey bee colonies are harmed by pesticides
Published on November 16, 2023
How to report suspected pesticide exposure to your Michigan honey bee colonies -
Michigan Beekeeping Rules and Regulations
Published on November 14, 2023
This bulletin outlines the rules, regulations, and recommendations for keeping honey bees in Michigan. -
Understanding city beekeeping ordinances
Published on November 14, 2023
Keeping bees safely and legally in Michigan cities. -
Keep your bees safe from bears
Published on November 2, 2023
Bears can be a big problem for Michigan beekeepers -
Supporting Beekeepers & Protecting Pollinators
Published on July 24, 2023
MSU Extension’s apiculture team provides information and resources for beekeepers to improve honey bee management and health. This outreach is done through various channels. -
Michigan Managed Pollinator Protection Plan
Published on November 8, 2022
The purpose of Michigan’s Managed Pollinator Protection Plan (MP3) is to improve and protect the health of pollinators in Michigan, while simultaneously protecting our crops, property, and human health.