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Transforming surplus into Sustenance- that is the slogan of Starkville Strong's new initiative Second Servings. The idea was born 2 years ago by Executive Director Brandi Herrington as a new way to fight food insecurity in Starkville.

Climate change-induced warming may be jeopardizing the survival of honey bee colonies in the Pacific Northwest, a new study has found. Contributing to this threat is an increasingly long autumn season, which is extending the amount of fall flying weather but is wearing out worker bees for spring, according to the study, published on Monday…

Bees can be tasked to produce a new valuable resource. (Photo : RocketWerkz/Photo taken from Steam) A massive update just dropped for ICARUS that brought the Apicultural System to the game.

The first vaccine for bees has been approved for use in Canada. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has conditionally licensed an oral vaccine to protect honey bees against a disease called American foulbrood, which can wipe out entire colonies if not treated. The manufacturer, U.S.-based Dalan Animal Health, announced the Canadian approval in a news release on Oct. 16. The vaccine can be used in Canada "under veterinary supervision," the food inspection agency said in an email. American foulbro