Index to APIS issues of 2000:

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January 2000

• Antibiotic-Resistant American Foulbrood: Inspection and Hygienic Bees
• Fluvalinate Exposure: Effects on Queens and Drones
• Protecting Your Skin From the Sun:
• French Beekeeping Tours:
• Is Value-Added for You?
• Organic Acids and Essential Oils: The Honey Taste Test
• Argentina and Canada: Honey Production Reports
• Agricultural Environmental Leadership Awards:
• Florida Bee Meetings:
• Other Bee Meetings:

February 2000

• Checkmite+^® Label Reapproved in Florida
• The Powdered-Sugar Shake: Detecting Varroa While Not Killing Bees
• More on Small Hive Beetles: Integrated Control Possibilities
• Mosquito Control Short Course:
• Apicure^®: Formic Acid Treatment Becomes a Reality
• American Foulbrood Control Without Drugs:

March 2000

• Amending the Honey Marketing Order:
• Bees as Mathematicians:
• Keeping Bees on Public Lands: A Continuing Struggle
• Testing for Coumaphos: Adpen Laboratories
• Reducing Risk Management Through Cooperatives:
• Bee Meetings:

April 2000

• Fulbright Grant to Ecuador:
• Update on Pollination Value:
• Pollination Contracts: Not a Necessity, But Good Business
• Communicating the Joy of Keeping Bees: Year 2000 Challenge from the APIS Newsletter
• HACCP: Coming Soon to a Quality Assurance Program Near You
• National Organic Standards Proposed Again: Apiculture Not Included

May 2000

• Year 2000 Challenge Update:
• Observations From the Second International Conference on Africanized Honey Bees and Bee Mites:
• Varroa Found in New Zealand: Canadian Beekeeping Affected

June 2000

• Year 2000 Challenge Update:
• Africanized Bees: The Case for Thelytokous Parthenogenesis
• Human Bees in China: Hand Pollination of Apples
• Roger Morse Dies: A Giant Has Fallen
• Beekeeper Santitation: The Other Side of the Hygienic Behavior Coin
• Commercial Queens: Selecting Tracheal-Mite-Resistant Stock
• New Zealand and Varroa Mites:
• Extension Apiculturist in Ecuador:

July 2000

• Year 2000 Challenge Update:
• High School Study: No Pesticides Found in Honey
• Varroa Destructor: A New Name for an Old Parasite
• A Reevaluation of Human Allergy to Bee Products in New Zealand: Use of Royal Jelly Carries the Most Risk
• Apitherapy CD-ROM: Release Expected in September, 2000
• International Initiative on the Conservation and Sustainable Use of Pollinators: Pollination Gets More Respect
• Social Insects and the Earth’s Magnetic Field: Magnetite in Bees and Ants

August 2000

• High School Study: Follow Up Comments
• Bee Botany Study in Southern Ecuador
• Africanized Bees in Virginia:
• Referendum On The Honey Research, Promotion, and Information Order Set For September 5-29:
• Honey Can Help Your Workout:
• Honey and Healing: Not All Honey May be Therapeutic
• Florida Weather Forecasting and FAWN:

September 2000

• The African Honey Bee in Ecuador: Can Paradise be Maintained?
• EPA Sets Tolerance Levels for Coumaphos in Honey and Beeswax:
• More on Warning Labels for Bee Products in New Zealand and Australia:
• New Zealand Rejects Eradication of Varroa:
• Florida Bee Meetings:
• The Florida State Beekeepers Association Web Presence:

October 2000

• Working Smarter, Not Harder: Apicultural Productivity in the 21^st Century

November 2000

• Research on Beekeeping Pests: $300,000 Request From Florida Legislature
• Florida Bee Inspection: What Is Its Future?
• Economic Impact of Florida Beekeeping:
• Diagnosis of Honey Bee Diseases Updated:
• International Barriers to Honey Trade:
• Smokers and Their Fuel:
• Essential Oils: Research Continues, Jury Remains Out

December 2000

• Taking Stock in 2000:
• Referendum on Honey Board Changes Fails:
• 4-H Essay Contest for the Year 2001:
• Book on Pollination:
• Honey Bee Educational Resources in Arizona:
• Antibiotics Banned: First Chickens, Then What?

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