The planning commission will discuss agriculture uses allowed on residential property during its upcoming meeting.

The 150 hives that burned represented more than half of the company's colonies — each of them worth $400 to $500 in equipment alone. In total, Flores estimates that the fire cost him more than $35,000 ...

Bad Nerves frontman Bobby Bird is the latest guest on the SPIN Presents Lipps Service podcast, during which he and host Scott ...

Climate change is affecting two value chains – beekeeping and banana juice production – that are entirely dependent on ...

Honey bees symmetrically organize nest contents, benefiting brood development and temperature control, consistent across species. Symmetry is everywhere and serves a myriad of purposes. Humans find ...

As the varroa mite continues to cut a destructive path across Australia, demand and prices for pollination services are set ...

Explore a winter wonderland at Westonbirt with new illuminated artworks, from towering reeds to neon-lit forests. Prepare to ...

Tessa Bryant never thought she'd find herself in a bee suit - but she's now learnt all about apiary, and realised she can ...

A TEENAGER has tragically died after suffering a deadly allergic reaction after eating a chocolate brownie given to her by a ...

With input from fynbos ecologists and horticulturists they are looking at which species are the easiest to kick-start an ...

A Ventura County man is trying to get his bee service business back up after more than 100 colonies were scorched in the Mountain Fire. The loss could impact the area's agricultural industry.

Hannah Glass, 19, broke out in hives and became violently ill on Nov. 5 after consuming the chocolatey treat, which contained ...