The Buzz: Issue 3 "Where No Bee Has Gone Before" Edition π

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This Month's Features:
Melissa's Musings 2: May Musings
What do bees think of Star Trek? Find out directly from Melissa, queen of the bees!
January Fireside with John Russell
John Russell's regular State of the Hive.
Question of the Month
Pollen harvesting and hive health: what you need to know.
Find Our Queens!
A word search to help keep you distracted until the thaw.
New Products!
A collection featuring some of the latest and greatest.
Got Mead?
An introductory look at mead making (with a beginner friendly recipe π₯)
News and Miscellany
New Year, New Canadian, New Skincare Supplies
- Over the holidays we made our announcements on social media that we'll be carrying new skin cream products from someone new to Canada! Already available for ordering, read more here
Achievement Unlocked: Nuclear Fusion Gains
- An exciting experimental first and potentially a major milestone for the world, this breakthrough may lead to dramatic impacts on the environment (and its bees!) by reducing the occurrence of negative effects related to more traditional forms of energy production. Explore details at Phys.org: "Giant laser from 'Star Trek' to be tested in fusion breakthrough" (external link)
Beekeeping Hobbyist Program!
- Still time left to register! Registration scheduled to close at 4:00 pm on Friday, January 13, 2022 as of the date of publication of this issue. Learn more on the University of Manitoba website here (external link)
Science and Tech
Article: "Bees in Space!", Science Center of Iowa (external link)
- Spoilers: Honeybees have been to space (in numbers exceeding humans π)
- Researchers examine in detail whether honeybees count left to right or not.
- Science looks for ways to help our pollinators survive π
- Health foods for bees!
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