Paper prepared by Michael D. Simone-Finstrom and  Marla Spivak

Paper prepared by Mickaël Henry, Maxime Beguin, Fabrice Requier, Orianne Rollin, Jean-François Odoux, Pierrick Aupinel, Jean Aptel, Sylvie Tchamitchian and Axel Decourtye

Paper prepared by Penelope R. Whitehorn, Stephanie O’Connor, Felix L. Wackers and  Dave Goulson

Prepared by Kelley Bees, corresponds to the month of april 2012

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Article written by Alan Harman

During the month of April will launch an innovative partnership model, where local producers of honey Choapa Valley, will be integrated into the value chain of large companies such as Sodexo, Minera Los Pelambres and Fundación Minera Los Pelambres. Sodexo acquires six thousand units per month sachet of honey Beekeeping Cayman Committee. This honey will be incorporated into the diet daily breakfasts workers Minera Los Pelambres, at which Sodexho serves  food

COAG has been estimated at 8.5 euros per hive for the extra cost due to the  current drought. In a note, COAG recalled that beekeeping "is closely linked to blooms, both natural and cultivated vegetation, so that a period of drought directly affects the activity." It states that the fact that there is a rainfall deficit, aggravated by the abnormal previous autumn and winter, "carries the lack of blooms and result in the inability of the colonies carried out normal development and to gather their crops

Was conducted a further meeting of the  Delta Region Beekeeping council in the city of Baradero. At this time, participants discussed the Minutes of the Provincial Board and the proposal submitted by Argentina Beekeepers Society to the Ministry of Agriculture. In this regard, it was decided not to support the document as it was raised and that does not represent the entire sector