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Why Bees Thrive on Farm

Season 5, Episode 7

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EPISODE SUMMARY

In this episode, we learn about bees in the Prairies. From understanding the industry of beekeeping to the ecological impact of bees on farms, this episode will teach you everything you need to know about beekeeping and why they are so important to you.



RESOURCES

Use Driftwatch and Beewatch to map your fields and bee colonies to prevent unwanted pesticides and keep the bees safe!

Create an account: https://mb.driftwatch.org/

View the map: https://mb.driftwatch.org/map

See the tutorial:


GUEST BIOS

Ian Steppler is a third-generation farmer from just outside of Miami, Manitoba. After finding an interest in bees through a class he took in university, Ian now manages over 1800 bee colonies. Serving as chairperson of the Manitoba Beekeepers’ Association, Ian offers a unique perspective from the industry in addition to his perspective as a farmer and beekeeper.


SPONSORS

This episode was sponsored by Manitoba Habitat Heritage through the Conservation Trust Program. Visit their website to learn more:


CREDITS

Marika Dewar-Norosky

Hailey Proutt

Ian Steppler

Brandon Janzen

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The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Manitoba Organics.

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