246 - Prairie Strips

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246 - Prairie Strips

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Sep 25, 2023

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Prairie ecosystems are essential to many pollinator species across North America. Generating prairie after its been lost can be challenging. This week we travel to Iowa to hear from the STRIPS (Science-based Trails of Rowcrops Integrated with Prairie Strips) team. They have been perfecting how to get growers to install prairie strips on the edges of their farms.

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Sep 25, 2023

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234 - Goldstein - Colony strength and blueberry pollination by PolliNation Podcast
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235 - Kulhanek - Washington's new Pollinator Health Research and Extension Program!: There are some amazing things happening for pollinators in Washington State these days. This week we hear about the brand new Pollinator Health Research and Extension Program. by PolliNation Podcast
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243 - Bee Friendly Gardening: With the season for pollinator gardening winds down, it is a great time to start planning your garden for next year. In this episode we we learn about a national program to connect gardeners together and provide them with resources to up their... by PolliNation Podcast
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246 - Prairie Strips: Prairie ecosystems are essential to many pollinator species across North America. Generating prairie after its been lost can be challenging. This week we travel to Iowa to hear from the STRIPS (Science-based Trails of Rowcrops Integrated with Prairie... by PolliNation Podcast
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249 - How to buy a native plant: As nursery catalogs start to show up in our mailboxes and we think about the plants we want to grow next season, it's easy to get overwhelmed. In this episode, guest host Nicole Bell talks with Jen Hayes about two handouts that can help you better... by PolliNation Podcast
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251 - Surveying for American foulbrood in honey: American foulbrood (AFB) is one of the most damaging diseases of honey bees. Up until now, beekeepers have lacked an early warning system to know whether the disease is rising in their colonies. In this episode we hear from Dr. Sarah Wood about an... by PolliNation Podcast
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258 - Tillamook Apiary and Garden Learning Center (aka there is more in Tillamook than cheese): This week we hear about a remarkable initiative in Tillamook, Oregon. Known for its world famous dairy, its home to an industrious beekeeping club that is providing top-notch education to the region (and the thousands of people who come through it... by PolliNation Podcast
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247 - Too hot for pollen?: There have been extreme temperatures during the pollination of early season crops. In this episode we explore how these temperatures not only influence the activity of pollinating insects, but also the pollen they are shuttling around. by PolliNation Podcast
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250 - Garden bees of Portland: Have you ever wondered which fuzzy yellow bee you just saw visiting a flower? In this episode, guest host Jen Hayes interviews Nicole Bell about two new and free resources that explore 67 species of bees found in Portland area gardens. Jen and Nicole... by PolliNation Podcast
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253 - Bee Friendly Farming in the PNW: Bee Friendly Farming is an initiative to certify agricultural production for taking steps to help bees. This week we hear about the expansion of the program to the Pacific Northwest, specifically with regards to wine grapes. by PolliNation Podcast
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252 - Maximizing pollination potential in cherries: Bees are just one part of maximizing cherry yield. Before the bees arrive, cherries have to be pruned properly and given the right nutrition. Also, bee attractive cover crops can help rejuvinate the soil before replanting. We hear about all the tricks... by PolliNation Podcast
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254 - Restoring Pollinator Habitat with Greenbelt Land Trust: Land Trusts punch above their weight in creating pollinator habitat. In this episode we talk with Greenbelt Land Trust of some of their innovative methods for restoring pollinator habitat on a working farm. by PolliNation Podcast
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256 - Backyard Habitat Certification: In this episode we hear from Susie Peterson who is the co-manager of the very popular Backyard Habitat Certification Program in Oregon. The program is managed in partnership with Portland Audubon and can help you better design your backyard for... by PolliNation Podcast
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250 - Garden bees of Portland: Have you ever wondered which fuzzy yellow bee you just saw visiting a flower? In this episode, guest host Jen Hayes interviews Nicole Bell about two new and free resources that explore 67 species of bees found in Portland area gardens. Jen and Nicole... by PolliNation Podcast
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247 - Too hot for pollen?: There have been extreme temperatures during the pollination of early season crops. In this episode we explore how these temperatures not only influence the activity of pollinating insects, but also the pollen they are shuttling around. by PolliNation Podcast
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45 min listen
240 - Bumble bee nest relocation and rearing: Bumble bees nest in the darndest places - like bird houses and water meters. In this episode we learn about how to relocate bumble bee colonies. We also figure out how to get bumble bee nests where you want them, by rearing colonies from queens that... by PolliNation Podcast
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239 - Oregon Master Beekeeper Field Day: Beekeeping takes a lot of training and mentorship. In many states, the place to learn the finer points of this trade is in state Master Beekeeper programs. We hear about the Oregon program through its annual field day. by PolliNation Podcast
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National Pollinator Week 2023: It's National Pollinator Week next week. We hear about what makes effective public engagement on pollinators and of a new event in Vancouver, Washington, the Pollinator Festival. by PolliNation Podcast
14 min listen
237 - Bee Friendly Wine (Sokol Blosser): A number of Oregon vineyards are working together to enhance the habitat for bees (which includes over 700 species in Oregon). In this episode we visit one of those vineyards, Sokol Blosser Winery, and learn about how they are working to improve... by PolliNation Podcast
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