Sentence examples for bee industry from inspiring English sources

"We're not doing great guns for the bee industry, but we're not letting them down 100percentt either.

Honey producers will also be charged a levy for making and exporting the condiment, in order to help the bee industry meet its biosecurity obligations.

As with much other farming, New Jersey's bee industry has witnessed a significant decline over the last two decades, down from 3,500 beekeepers with about 35,000 hives to slightly more than 1,000 beekeepers statewide managing about 10,000 hives.

As a former state bee inspector and a member of the state's Apiary Advisory Committee, Mr. Hughes is hoping to appeal to the state's new Agriculture Secretary, Charles Kuperus, to ease up on the rules and provide more support for the bee industry.

Banksia dentata is used as a nectar source in the honey bee industry.

Honey bees naturally migrate from field to field and plant to plant, so can become contaminated by the pesticide easily and then transfer pesticide residues to their honey, according to bee industry leaders.

Until this discovery, New Zealand was one of only two countries considered free of the mite, which may damage the country's bee export industry, wipe out the wild honey bee population and reduce the pollination of crops.

For the early medieval chroniclers, the cosmos was bound up in a network of resemblances: bestiaries praised animals for their quasi-human virtues (e.g., elephants for chastity and bees for industry) and plants owed healing powers to their likeness to parts of the body (walnuts were eaten for disorders of the brain).

They know the causes of "declining bee health", as industry insiders refer to it, and what has created today's hostile environment for their colonies.

The shuttle and five bees represent the industry of the area and five settlements who benefited from the textile industry.

He talked on the important stepping stones put in place over the decades by loyal fans, hard-working promoters picking up DJs from the airport, essentially the worker bees of the industry.