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Frame of completely capped honey ready for harvest.

What Should I be doing in the Apiary this month? June

Published - June 1, 2026 Read
A swarm of bees settled on a birdbath

What Should I be doing in my Apiary this Month? April

Published - April 9, 2026 Read
Hive of honey bees with bees clustered and hanging on the front or 'bearding' due to extremely high daytime temperature.

What Should I be doing in the apiary this month? July

Published - July 1, 2026 Read

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What Should I be doing in the Apiary this month? May

Published - May 1, 2026

A yellow Eastern Tiger Swallowtail on a purple coneflower
Want to support pollinators? Plant pollinator habitat!

Published - April 8, 2026

Dorsal view of a wasp with black head and thorax and yellow-striped abdomen on white background
Yellow-Legged Hornet on the Doorstep of NC

Published - December 11, 2025

From: Entomology
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Monitoring for Varroa Mites: More Information is Better

Published - September 12, 2025

Photograph of a branch of a blueberry plant with buds, open flowers, and newly forming berries.
Blueberry Pollination: The Role of Specialist Bees

Published - April 18, 2025

Left image shows a rust colored dirt mound with a small bee in the middle. Right image is a wide shot of a nesting aggregation with many rust colored dirt mounds scattered among patchy grass.
Ground Nesting Bees - What to Look for and What Species to Expect

Published - March 5, 2025

A photograph of a stem being split to reveal small bees inside
Winter Is a Great Time to Tidy Up Perennial Stems for Pollinator Habitat

Published - February 25, 2025

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New USDA Funding to Help Beekeepers in Flooded Areas

Published - February 13, 2025

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GLS and Bitter Rot Meeting: July 9, 2026

Published - July 6, 2026

From: Southern Appalachian Apples
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Columbus County Youth Master the Breakfast Bowl

Published - July 6, 2026

From: EFNEP - Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program
Palmer amaranth in peanuts
Spraying When Hot Peanut Notes No. 143 2026

Published - July 4, 2026

From: Peanut
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This Online Course is all about Houseplants

Published - July 3, 2026

From: Extension Gardener
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Dan Anco Clemson Comments Peanut Notes No. 142 2026

Published - July 3, 2026

From: Peanut
Fungicide on peanut leaves
Fungicide Program Question Peanut Notes No. 141 2026

Published - July 3, 2026

From: Peanut
Fungicide on peanut leaves
Start of Fungicide Sprays Peanut Notes No. 140 2026

Published - July 3, 2026

From: Peanut
Research plots with Palmer amaranth present
Goosegrass Control Peanut Notes No. 139 2026

Published - July 3, 2026

From: Peanut
Research plots with Palmer amaranth present
Sequential Sprays for Weed Control Peanut Notes No. 138 2026

Published - July 3, 2026

From: Peanut
Palmer amaranth reproductive phase
Tank Mixture Question Peanut Notes No. 137 2026

Published - July 3, 2026

From: Peanut
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