Hive Wire Texas

Texas bee decline. New filings, studies and numbers. Every item links to its source.

Sources

SourceWhat it pullsLast run
USDA NASS Honey Bee ColoniesTexas colonies by quarter: lost, added, renovated, moved in, and reported stressors. Feeds the Texas LedgerOK, Oct 19 12:34 am, 0 new
Federal RegisterEPA, USDA and Fish & Wildlife rules and notices that mention neonicotinoids, honey bees, pollinators or the named chemicalsOK, Oct 19 12:34 am, 0 new
Regulations.gov docketsNew documents in EPA's registration review dockets for imidacloprid, clothianidin, thiamethoxam, dinotefuran, acetamiprid and the endangered-species evaluationsOK, Oct 19 12:34 am, 0 new
PubMedPeer-reviewed studies on neonicotinoids and bees, and on honey bee colony lossOK, Oct 19 12:34 am, 0 new
Texas Legislature OnlineBills filed or passed that mention pesticides, bees, apiaries or pollinators, plus agriculture committee hearings. Prefiling for the 2027 session opens Nov. 9, 2026OK, Oct 19 12:34 am, 0 new
Texas RegisterWeekly state rulemaking journal; each issue is scanned for pesticide, apiary, bee and pollinator languageOK, Oct 19 12:34 am, 0 new
Texas TribuneTexas Tribune stories that mention bees, pollinators or pesticidesOK, Oct 19 12:34 am, 0 new
Texas A&M AgriLifeAgriLife Today and Texas A&M Today stories tagged bees or honeyOK, Oct 19 12:34 am, 0 new
Agency page watchTexas Apiary Inspection Service and TDA pesticide/enforcement pages that have no feed. Any wording change is posted with what was added or removedOK, Oct 19 12:34 am, 0 new
U.S. Beekeeping Survey state tableTexas row of the annual survey (beekeeper-reported loss rates, including backyard keepers)FAILED, Oct 19 12:34 am, 0 new
Google NewsHeadlines from news outlets matching bee/pesticide/Texas searches; headline and link onlyOK, Oct 19 12:34 am, 10 new

Manual items

Items marked Pinned, and survey and agency-report figures, are entered by hand from the linked source.

Method

A scheduled job collects new items from the sources above. Headlines come from the source. Summaries are the source's own abstract or text, trimmed. Tags are assigned by keyword match, so a tag means the words appeared, not that anyone concluded anything. A source that fails on a run is shown above, and nothing is invented to fill the gap.

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