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Crop Pollination: Honeybees
Jul 31, 2019

Video: Crop Pollination: Honeybees


John Gibeau, a commercial beekeeper from Surrey, British Columbia, discusses the current climate of colony collapse disorder, crop pollination, sustainable farming, and the benefits of science and research in regards to helping beekeeper’s keep informed of best management practices for their colonies. John discusses the factors that lead to colony collapse disorder, including monoculture diets, climate, and other environmental factors. The Honeybee Centre offers crop pollination services to help local blueberry farmers in the lower mainland of British Columbia ensure crop survival. By providing these services, beekeepers offer a way for farmers to continue to farm sustainably as wild bee populations continue to decline. Without crop pollinators, John suggests that the food industry would be in trouble and discusses research in proteomics being done at the University of British Columbia as a source for providing beekeepers with important information about how to best manage their bee colonies.

 
Crop Pollination: Honeybees

Crop Pollination: Honeybees

John Gibeau, a commercial beekeeper from Surrey, British Columbia, discusses the current climate of colony collapse disorder, crop pollination, sustainable farming, and the benefits of science and research in regards to helping beekeeper’s keep informed of best management practices for their col... More ›
BC Farm Museum, Fort Langley

BC Farm Museum, Fort Langley

Ploughing with a 4 bottom plough behind a 1943 McCormick WD-9. Wally is turning under Fall Rye for "green manure". The Fall Rye was seeded last fall after the Barley was harvested. This is a Norwegian Plow and one of our rare artifacts at the BC Farm Museum.... More ›
40 Days after Seeding Gardening in British Columbia

40 Days after Seeding Gardening in British Columbia

Gardening in British Columbia on the West Coast... More ›
Okanagan Vineyards British Columbia Cinematic Film

Okanagan Vineyards British Columbia Cinematic Film

While on our trip to Kelowna we visited several fantastic vineyards in the Okanagan Valley.... More ›
Biological Pest Control - Mans Organics

Biological Pest Control - Mans Organics

Commercial urban farm called Green City Acres out of Kelowna, BC, Canada.... More ›
Robotic Dairy Barn

Robotic Dairy Barn

Come along on a visit to Heglar Creek Farms where a new robotic dairy is in operation..... More ›
Ensuring chick quality in NAE production

Ensuring chick quality in NAE production

The increase in 7-day chick mortality that has come along with the elimination of antibiotics requires a focus on containing bacteria that start in the layer house, Don Waldrip, DVM, senior technical services veterinarian at Zoetis, told Poultry Health Today.... More ›
Building Young Leaders in The Oklahoma Cattle Industry

Building Young Leaders in The Oklahoma Cattle Industry

We learn about how the Oklahoma Collegiate Cattlemen’s Association is creating leadership opportunities for the cattle industry.... More ›
Mesonet Weather

Mesonet Weather

Wes Lee shows us where soils are starting to dry out at root levels. Gary McManus says parts of the state are nearly 3 inches below normal rainfall and drought could start moving back into the state.... More ›
Markets with Todd Hultman

Markets with Todd Hultman

DTN’s Todd Hultman shares what he thinks will be the big stories heading into August. Todd also explains why this year’s wheat crop is so interesting, and gives the latest updates on South America’s harvest.... More ›
AgriLand visits Cribit Seeds in Ontario

AgriLand visits Cribit Seeds in Ontario

AgriLand visits Cribit Seeds in Ontario : AGRILAND... More ›
First day of haying!!

First day of haying!!

First day of haying!! : South Sask Farmer... More ›
Time tracker. Trimble Ag Software

Time tracker. Trimble Ag Software

Time tracker. Trimble Ag Software : Soil Compaction Maps. MY AGRO.... More ›
Mental Health for Spring Planting: Keith Currie

Mental Health for Spring Planting: Keith Currie

Keith Currie of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture suggests making a mental health checklist as we move into spring planting to make sure you and those around you are doing well.... More ›
Fields to Forks - Burnbrae Farms

Fields to Forks - Burnbrae Farms

Fields to Forks - Burnbrae Farms : Egg Farmers of Ontario... More ›
Seeding canola! Done the wheat!

Seeding canola! Done the wheat!

Seeding canola! Done the wheat!... More ›
Saskatchewan Crop Dusting

Saskatchewan Crop Dusting

Forest fire smoke fills the air and the air tractor maneuvers over power lines and bush.... More ›
Cow-Calf Corner - The Impact of Heat Stress on Cattle Embryos

Cow-Calf Corner - The Impact of Heat Stress on Cattle Embryos

Glenn Selk explains how heat stress can impact recently-bred cows.... More ›
What is a GDU?

What is a GDU?

Darren Hefty discusses how farmers are able to estimate when their crops will be ready. It's through a formula called GDU.... More ›
Milk prices up, but feed too!

Milk prices up, but feed too!

At the supermarket shoppers are now paying more for dairy products like milk, yogurt and cheese. And after a year of low prices, dairy farmers are finally getting more money, more than a dollar more per hundred-weight.... More ›
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