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University Feedback

I am the administrative assistant to Dr. Gene Robinson, Professor of Entomology at the University of Illinois. Dr. Robinson studies honey bees.

I would like to get a copy of Feast or Famine: The Importance of Honey Bees: A Case Study for Dr. Gene Robinson. Dr. Robinson will be thrilled to have his own copy.

Thank you,

Office Administrator
Genomics of Neural & Behavioral Plasticity Theme
University of Illinois

 

Industry Feedback

Thank you for sharing your previous honey bee program with me. The motion pictures in the bee hives and at the forage plants and the interviews were certainly capable of holding the audience's attention. Congratulations on your work.

I could tell from our conversation that you have a good grasp of the issues facing agriculture in regard to the honey bees and other pollinators.

Thank you for your efforts to spread awareness of the importance of the bees and the problems that they are facing. The man-made stresses placed on the bees can be lessened by public awareness of the issues by informed programming.

Thank you,

Richard Underhill, President
Tennessee Beekeepers Association

 

 

 

 

 

 

Episode Description - Honey Bees


Sustainable Agriculture - Important Insects

This episode of Feast Or Famine looks into the important contributions insects provide to our food supply. When most people hear the words "insects" and "food crops" in the same sentence, the immediate response is typically "Use pesticides to get rid of the insects!" But in this episode of Feast Or Famine, we are going to look at how certain insects that are introduced to crops act as beneficial substitutes to pesticides.

The best known pollinator and man's best friend among the insects is the honey bee. Besides the pollinating services it renders, this insect provides us with honey, which we eat and beeswax which we use in making candles, polishes, inks and cosmetics. It is hard to imagine what life would be like without the natural pest control, flower pollination, and products provided to us by these beneficial insects.

 

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White House has Honey Bees

02/23/2009 As far as we can tell, there’s never been a bee hive at the White House, so this first-ever apiary event is something that beekeepers everywhere are excited about.

 

 

 

 

 

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