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  1. Jul 15

    Our first 'in-person' guest! Nick Taylor, and: Nine Down to Seven – Honey & Bees Members to Choose Foundational Directors

    This episode is kicked off by the usual AI read from www.apiaristsadvocate.com content, this month’s mid-month story “Nine Down to Seven – Honey & Bees Members to Choose Foundational Directors”, followed by editor Patrick Dawkins being joined by New Zealand Beeswax GM Nick Taylor to talk New Zealand’s mild winter, Australia’s varroa issues and much more from 18:30 onward.  Thanks to New Zealand Beeswax for support for this episode.

    Our first 'in-person' guest! Nick Taylor, and: Nine Down to Seven – Honey & Bees Members to Choose Foundational Directors

  2. Jun 30

    A New Group with a New Name – will beekeepers swarm in?

    Reads of three stories from www.apiaristsadvocate.com July content, plus promotions... 2:10: A New Day – Honey and Bees NZ Calls for Members and Fresh Leadership ...11:00: From Fieldays to Open Day – Mānuka Orchard to Host Another Free Event for Beekeepers ...19:25: Changing Chairs – A Passion for Biosecurity Entices Kiwifruit Industry Leader to AFB Trust ...Please rate and follow, and share your thoughts on the listening experience by emailing the editor, Patrick, at editor@apiadvocate.co.nz

    A New Group with a New Name – will beekeepers swarm in?

  3. Jun 13

    Apiculture New Zealand Members Say ‘Yes’ to New Group, and Appoint Transitionary Leaders.

    Our June ‘Addition’ story, Apiculture New Zealand Members Say ‘Yes’ to New Group, and Appoint Transitionary Leaders. An AI reading of this story from www.apiaristsadvocate.com covering a crucial meeting in the history of beekeeper representation in New Zealand. Thanks to Hill Labs for sponsoring this month’s ‘Addition’ content. Hill Labs – testing, inspection, certification.

    Apiculture New Zealand Members Say ‘Yes’ to New Group, and Appoint Transitionary Leaders.

  4. May 31

    June 2026 – Apiculture New Zealand Members to Vote on Group’s Fate Again

    Reads of three stories from www.apiaristsadvocate.com June content, plus promotions. 1.40: Apiculture New Zealand Members to Vote on Group’s Fate Again 13:40: Experienced Minds Sceptical, but Realistic, About Apiculture New Zealand’s Direction 22:40: From First Detection to Winter Silence – a Perspective from Inside the Hornet War Please rate and follow, and share your thoughts on the listening experience by emailing the editor, Patrick, at editor@apiadvocate.co.nz

  5. May 14

    Government Moves to Fund and Form an “Alliance” of Honey and Bee Groups

    An AI read of the www.apiaristsadvocate.com report, Government Moves to Fund and Form an “Alliance” of Honey and Bee Groups. Thanks to dnature Diagnostics and Research – DNA testing from dnature on hives, honey, bees or varroa can put your mind at ease. www.dnature.co.nz

  6. May 3

    Sticky Subjects – Propolis markets, a new industry group balancing act, and Comvita analysis.

    AI reads of select www.apiaristsadvocate.com content. This month: 1:30 - The Great Secret of Where ‘New Zealand’ Propolis is Sourced 14:30 - Balancing Act Required as New Organisation’s Constitution is Finalised 21:30 - Comvita Wins Reprieve from New Shareholders Please rate and review – and don’t forget to click follow to stay up to speed with all the news, views and promotions from around Kiwi beekeeping.

    Sticky Subjects – Propolis markets, a new industry group balancing act, and Comvita analysis.

  7. Apr 14

    Fuel Shortage Highlights Need for Strong Beekeeper Advocacy

    A reading of the www.apiaristsadvocate.com story of April 14, ‘Fuel Shortage Highlights Need for Strong Beekeeper Advocacy’ along with a letter to beekeepers from advertiser Egmont Honey.

  8. Mar 31

    How Did We Get Here? Home to the highest value honey in the world, why are so many Kiwi honey businesses going bust?

    This month we feature three AI reads of stories from www.apiaristsadvocate.com. First How Did We Get Here? The World’s Highest Value Honey, but Beekeepers in Mire (1:45). Then Proposed Framework Puts Commercial Beekeepers at Heart of Industry’s New “Church” (at 16:35) before Varroa Treatment Resistance Uncovered in Australia – “Shot Across the Bows” for NZ (27:00). Please rate and review the podcast wherever you listen, follow to get all our podcast episodes and visit www.apiaristsadvocate.com for our full range of content and to subscribe to our free monthly eMagazine.

    How Did We Get Here? Home to the highest value honey in the world, why are so many Kiwi honey businesses going bust?
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