What’s the Buzz with ATTTA Beekeeping Podcast: Episode 4

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What’s the Buzz with ATTTA Beekeeping Podcast

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12 episodes

5 days ago

What’s the Buzz with ATTTA Beekeeping Podcast features conversations with interesting guests from our beekeeping industry. Hosted by the Atlantic Tech Transfer Team for Apiculture and always regionally relevant, the goal of this podcast is to provide beekeepers with additional insight into all aspects of our industry. Whether you are a hobby beekeeper or a large commercial pollinator, involved in blueberry or honey production, our podcast will have something of interest for you.

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What’s the Buzz with ATTTA Beekeeping Podcast: Episode 4

What’s the Buzz with ATTTA Beekeeping Podcast

43 minutes 23 seconds

4 years ago

What’s the Buzz with ATTTA Beekeeping Podcast: Episode 4

Victorian lady’s fashion, Canadian paint manufacturers and lawsuits for trespass all are part of the history of beekeeping! This episode of “What’s the Buzz with ATTTA Beekeeping Podcast” delves into the history of beekeeping in Canada and specifically its development around the Great Lakes region in the 19th century. We talk with Dr Jennifer Bonnell, an environmental historian, who provides a fascinating insight into the issues faced by beekeepers in the 1890s and we discuss how many of these challenges remain today. Dr Bonnell, in her role as an associate professor in the Department of History at York University, has published a number of papers on this topic and speaks with us about the scandals, feuds and triumphs of beekeepers of the past. Listen to learn about parallels between the tribulations of late 19th century beekeeping and what we face today.

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