Learn how to safely harvest pine pollen, store it to maintain freshness, and use it in your diet and wellness practices.

As the bee population drops, farmers in several states are paying for these essential pollinators. They are renting hives, hand-pollinating crops, and changing what they grow.

One gardener revealed how she cleverly made a pole bean trellis using only branches and leftover garden materials.

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Everyone knows the honey bee, but did you know that there are over 20,000 different species of bee in the world?

While those two fields certainly have a lot to offer, a team of researchers at the Beijing Institute of Technology decided to combine modern microtechnology with something thousands of years old to ...

Weather, pesticides and parasites batter local bees; Dan Keesee works to bolster hives as Illinois losses surge, risking ...

The air cools, leaves begin to tumble, and your garden starts its slow drift toward winter sleep. But while many people pack ...

Bored of your daily protein shake recipe? Experts recommend under-the-radar ingredients and alternative protein sources to ...

About 97 percent of the land in the state is privately owned. Meet the people helping to make it friendlier for native bugs.

Researchers recreated Martian conditions in a laboratory using E. coli bacteria and pure water ice. The samples were frozen ...

Raised beds are perfect for growing cool-season vegetables and annuals. Plant spring-blooming bulbs in your raised bed or start perennial seeds that require cold stratification. Use mulch and ...