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What Should I Do if I Find a Swarm of Bees?
Michigan Ag Connection - 04/19/2024
Honey bee colonies reproduce by swarming, a process where about one third to one half of the workers in a colony leave in a swarm with the queen to set up a hive in a new location. The original hive is left with a developing queen, worker bees, and brood. A swarm of honey bees is typically composed of one queen and thousands of worker bees. Swarms can range from the size of a softball to larger than a bask . . .
New Resource Released to Help Chicken Flock Owners Protect the Health of Their Birds
Michigan Ag Connection - 04/19/2024
Join the 2024 Chestnut Chat Series
Michigan Ag Connection - 04/19/2024
MDARD's Qualified Forest Program for Tax Savings and Forest Preservation
Michigan Ag Connection - 04/19/2024
MDHHS, MDARD Remind Michiganders About Risks of Consuming Raw (Unpasteurized) Milk and Milk Products
Michigan Ag Connection - 04/18/2024
Michigan Warns Against Raw Milk Amid Avian Flu
Michigan Ag Connection - 04/18/2024
USDA Invests $3 Million for Healthy Food Access in Michigan
Michigan Ag Connection - 04/18/2024
Agricultural and Health Officials Monitor Bird Flu's Spread to Michigan Dairy Herds.
Michigan Ag Connection - 04/17/2024
Michigan Confirms HPAI in 3 More Counties, Mostly in Larger Herds
Michigan Ag Connection - 04/17/2024
Highly pathogenic avian influenza detected in Newaygo County Flock
Michigan Ag Connection - 04/17/2024
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