BrisScience (June 2020): The science of stingless bees

[@wolfgangschanner5947]

Well, as the Australian Professor said, Brazil is really very advanced on stingless bee keeping. We have top stingless bees researchers at Embrapa(federal agency for agricultural research) and at INPA(National institute for research in the Amazon region). They have been working for decades on it and we already a lot of technology developed for stingless bees keeping. There are small farmers all over the Country doing Meliponiculture. In the poorest states of the North, it is done mostly for honey production, but in the richest states of the Southeast, like São Paulo, there is a booming market for stingless bee colonies sold as pets. The Government is incentivating stingless bee keeping as a means of creating jobs, since the investmente needed to start it is very small.

[@VictorFursov]

Than you for interesting lecture. Nest architecture of stingless bees are so amazing! Good luck!

[@mielesdonferro]

Great presentation! Thank you so much for sharing this with us.

[@universodauniversidade8261]

That's amazing! I'm from Brazil and liked that, really... THANKS FOR YOU KNOWLEDGE AUSTRALIA!

[@FieldVet]

Is high moisture in bee honey a problem? Is it important to reduce the moisture content of honey before it is marketed? or must be done so that the product can be sold, if the moisture is

[@VictorFursov]

Phenomenon of fighting workers and competition of stingless bees is really very interesting.

[@ingitkaulol1292]

In phillipines there is a pretty big farm of stingless bees one is in bicol the name of farm is balay sa uma..

[@joshualy2276]

Excellent lecture! Very insightful, thank you!

[@54catalina]

Great presentation, would like to know more of the life cycle in time, swarming etc.

[@novelist6128]

Great presentation, I am new to bee keeping. I am from Malaysia, how do you see the future of the stingless bee, say in the next 10 yrs time?

[@Roshankm1994]

Great presentation. Thank You.

[@Goldsuna]

Very interesting !

[@vwbusguy]

Where can i find a recipe for tetragonula sugar syrup recipe

[@DiosefPetric]

Thank You, from Brazil

[@TheWinezen]

Question. Can stingless bees survive contact with raw bamboo wood?

[@Roshankm1994]

Raw bamboo is not advisable. Here in India, we use hardened bamboo wood. As the intruders can dig a hole in raw bamboo, it not advisable. But I saw a small healthy hive using raw bamboo wood last year.

[@mr.cc97]

thx for information, i want to start to make stingless bee honey business

[@ronaldparico2708]

Bruh Your R Wrong You Said Stingless bee dude that's Philippine Stingless Bee Do Better