Definition of beekeeper
: a person who raises bees
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Statistics aren’t in for this season, but beekeepers reported an approximate 61 percent loss on their hives last winter.
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Birds in Michigan sing so loudly that the beekeeper, Abdullah, hears them through her phone.
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Get our daily newsletter Those afflictions might provide an indication of an impending Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD), a mysterious syndrome that has plagued beekeepers in North America and Europe.
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Scientists have been studying a worrying phenomenon called colony collapse disorder for more than a decade, after beekeepers began reporting that their worker bees in hives were suddenly vanishing.
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Handmade in California by artist, beekeeper, and farmer Erin Pata, these triple-wick wonders are 100% raw beeswax for a cozy and healthy vibe.
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Currently, nine participating hotels share resources, best practices, and a beekeeper.
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Everyone who fences wears protective gear, including masks that resemble something worn by a beekeeper or a Marvel super-villain.
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Business partner Mike Nestapniak, a Frankfort beekeeper, sells his Generation Bee products at the Storehouse.
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