An interstate team of researchers compared different land cover types commonly occurring in agricultural regions as predictors of wild bee visitation to flowers in apple
Pollination biologists from Western Sydney University studied apple crops in New South Wales orchards to evaluate the insect abundance and efficiency. They found that rare,
Spring is in the air and that means flowering for many plants; natives, ornamentals and crops alike. Recent research into pollination has also borne fruit,
The CCNBA met at South Mission Beach this month, to attempt to transfer several of what we believe to be clypearis hives, located in the
As advertised, our Gladstone Branch held our AGM on Sunday 4th September 10am at the Tondoon Botanic Gardens. Our financial report was tabled, including a
The Coffs Harbour ANBA branch met last Sunday 18th of September. The location for the meeting was a reserve opposite the Coffs Council Chambers on
The Wide Bay Branch held its meeting on 17 September 2022 at a local Macadamia Farm with a presentation by member Adam Kent who also
Report of September Field trip to a macadamia farmThe Brisbane branch offered our members an insight into flowering biology and management of native bees for
