GloryBee was proud to be part of the 2016 OSBA Conference in Silverton, OR this year. In addition to setting up a table for answering questions from beginning beekeepers and...
The Grades Are In — GloryBee Proud to Receive a “B”
A movement is happening in retail sales. Customers no longer want just the cheapest or just the healthiest — they want their purchases to have an impact on their communities...
How To Winterize Your Hives [Part 2]
In part one of our continuing series on wintering your hives, we discussed treatment for mites and hive strength. In Part Two we'll be covering best practices for winter feeding...
The Three most important words beekeepers should know
“Every honey bee colony in the continental United States and Canada either has Varroa mites today or will have them within several months.” – Honey Bee Health Coalition This bold...
Huge Thanks to our 2015 Save The Bee Partners
Our Save the Bee initiative was launched in 2012 to help save our favorite pollinators. Over the past 4 years, many other individuals and businesses in our community have recognized...
Three ways honey bees can influence the way you vote
Conservative or liberal? Democrat or Republican? It’s a presidential election year and the air waves are full of political activists trying to persuade us to vote for their favorite candidate....
GloryBee Donates $65,118.68 to OSU Honey Bee Lab
GloryBee launched Save the Bee in 2012 as a part of our social initiative program to directly support organizations dedicated to saving the honey bee and combating colony collapse issues. We have been generating...
The Number One Mistake Modern Beekeepers Want To Avoid
For thousands of years, the science of beekeeping has presented challenges to that special breed of people who have a passion for working with bees. Taking too much honey during...
World Water Day
[caption id="attachment_2213" align="alignright" width="797"] James and Bonnie taking a refreshing drink of quality Eugene tap water after a hard day volunteering in the garden at Fairfield Elementary School.[/caption] Post by...
GloryBee and Climate Change
Post by GloryBee Sustainability Manager Shandy Carroll. As policy makers debate incentives, science, and regulations some industries are already working towards making a difference. As GloryBee’s Sustainability Manager I set...
Honey Bees Would Rather Eat Than Sting
Interesting article today from the Washington Post about honey bee behavior. Judith Reinhard from the University of Queensland and Martin Giurfa from the University of Toulouse found that bees were...
Food Company Sweetens Pollinator Week for Customers and Honey Bees
Eugene, Ore. – In support of National Pollinator Week, family-owned natural foods company, GloryBee®, is partnering with retailers throughout Oregon and Washington to engage in honey promotions highlighting the importance...
Oregon State’s Bee Research Gets Sweet Boost From Local Company
Eugene, Ore. – On April 10, at GloryBee’s Annual Bee Weekend, Alan Turanski, GloryBee President, and RaeJean Wilson, Senior Executive Vice President, presented a $44,538 check to the Oregon State...