The goal of this publication by Shaku Nair, Dawn Gouge, Ayman Mostafa ,Shujuan Li, Kai Umeda, and Hongmei Li-Byarlay is to provide readers with basic information about wild honey bees in Arizona. The document includes information on identification, biology and behavior of wild honey bees, the risks they pose outdoors, and how to safely deal with bees encountered in the environment.
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- U of A College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
- University of Arizona Cooperative Extension
- Arizona Crop Information Site
- Arizona Farm Bureau
- UC Davis IPM
- Western Farm Press
- Arizona Department of Agriculture
- Western Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education
- Arid Southwest IPM Network
- Arizona Office of USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service
