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Honey Bee Nutrition-Dr. Priya Basu, Honeybee Health Coalition; a NY Bee Wellness webinar

0:00; Start 00:43; Begin presentation 1:19; Multiple bee stressors 1:41; Theme for Research 2:35; Honeybee nutrition basics, Importance of Nutrition 7:06; Pollen 8:27; Nectar 9:36; Lipids 11:40; Phytosterols 14:39; Water 15:24; Major nutritional challenges 18:30; Importance of floral sources 20:30; Supplemental Feeding Guide 24:30; Protein Feeding 30:00; Sugar Feeding 32:50; Prebiotics, Probiotics 36:08; Questions 41:50; MSU Bee Lab, Acknowledgements, Contact 43:48; More Questions Beekeepers now have a valuable resource at their fingertips with the release of the latest comprehensive Honey Bee Nutrition Guide from the Honey Bee Health Coalition. The guide is a review and manual for supplemental feeding in bee hives, giving beekeepers a simple approach to the complex and nuanced world of honey bee nutrition. Honey bee nutrition varies not only seasonally but also based on the colony’s unique needs and beekeeping practices. From the nutritional demands of larvae to those of the foragers, each stage requires specific attention. This guide serves as a roadmap for beekeepers to meet these diverse needs. The Honey Bee Nutrition guide also includes a series of interviews with six commercial beekeepers who summarize what works for them when providing supplemental feeding to their honey bee colonies throughout the year, depending on their location and their beekeeping practices. Webinar Speakers Priyadarshini Chakrabarti Basu, Ph.D. (Assistant Professor at the Department of Biochemistry, Mississippi State Univ ) Priya Chakrabarti Basu is currently an Assistant Professor at the Department of Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, Entomology and Plant Pathology, Mississippi State University. Priya is also a courtesy faculty at the Department of Horticulture, Oregon State University. Priya studies the interactive impacts of multiple stressors on bees, for example poor nutrition, pesticides and climate change. She uses a wide array of multidisciplinary techniques across fields such as physiology, toxicology, functional biology, multiomics-based approaches and neuroethology to address her research questions. She is currently serving as the Secretary/Treasurer of the American Association of Professional Apiculturists and the North American Chair of the nutrition taskforce for COLOSS, the international bee organization. In addition to the research community, Priya enjoys working with stakeholders, policymakers and the general community in protecting bee pollinators and raising pollinator awareness. Priya is also a children’s book author to help spread pollinator awareness among young readers. More information about her lab’s research can be found at: www.priyadarshinichakrabarti.com.