USA- ANNOUNCES THE LAUNCH OF A BI MONTHLY BEEKEEPING SURVEY

The Bee Informed Partnership BIP invites you to check out the latest program for backyard beekeepers, the BIP’s HiveCheck Program. Every two weeks BIP will be  sending to  hundreds of beekeepers across the country a short 10 question survey asking how they are managing their colonies to share management practices with each other. At the end of each week BIP will  send a detailed report of all the responses to our participants including filters to see management trends by region and even by state for premium members.

You can find more information about the BIP HiveCheck program at  http://beeinformed.org

General Question About BI MONTHLY BEEKEEPING SURVEY

1. What is the purpose of the BIP’s HiveCheck Program?

The purpose of the HiveCheck Program is to collect and share data on beekeeping practices from backyard beekeepers across the U.S. This bi-monthly survey allows participants to learn from each other’s experiences and gain insights into regional and state-specific trends in colony management, helping beekeepers improve their practices and colony health.

2. Who is eligible to participate in the HiveCheck Program?

The HiveCheck Program is open to backyard beekeepers in the U.S. who are interested in sharing and learning about beekeeping practices. Participants can benefit from the aggregated data and insights shared in the bi-weekly reports. Beekeepers of all experience levels are encouraged to join.

3. How does the HiveCheck Program ensure the privacy of participants' data?

The HiveCheck Program ensures the privacy of participants' data by anonymizing individual responses before aggregating them into reports. Personal identifiers are not included in the shared data, and the program adheres to strict data protection policies to safeguard participant information.

4. What kind of information is collected in the HiveCheck surveys?

The HiveCheck surveys collect information on various aspects of colony management, including hive health, pest control methods, feeding practices, and environmental factors. The 10-question surveys are designed to be quick and easy to complete, focusing on practical and relevant beekeeping activities.

5. How can participants use the information from the HiveCheck reports?

Participants can use the information from the HiveCheck reports to compare their practices with those of other beekeepers in their region or state. The reports provide insights into effective management strategies, highlight emerging trends, and offer solutions to common challenges. This data can help beekeepers make informed decisions and improve their colony management practices.

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