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Episodes

  1. Revised AFB Plan Gains Long-Awaited Ministerial Approval – Changes Expected in 2027

    A read of the www.apiaristsadvocate.com report into the proposed new AFB PMP impacting New Zealand beekeepers, expected to take effect in 2027. Thanks to Vita Bee Health for support. Please rate and review this podcast.

  2. Going Green and Going Big

    Two reads from the October content at www.apiaristsadvocate.com Egmont Honey – 22,000 Hives and Scope to Grow AND Move to Unite ‘Beekeeping Clubs of New Zealand’ Gains Momentum

  3. For Sale: Springbank Honey Assets to Hit the Market

    An AI read of our mid-month ‘Addition’ story from www.apiaristsadvocate.com, For Sale: Springbank Honey Assets to Hit the Market

  4. September - Conference is Back Bay-by

    Reads of three stories from www.apiaristsadvocate.com September content, plus promotions. 2:00: Honey and Bees NZ Announces Winter 2027 Conference 15:00: MPI’s ‘Bee Alliance’ to Meet in September – Project Leader Explains Rationale 22:00: Buzzin’ with Aimz: Spring Time – Busy, Busy Again. Please...

  5. Mānuka Certification Trademark Case Collapses in US

    The episode examines the USPTO’s suspension of a Mānuka Charitable Trust trademark application and gets the Trust's response. Full written story available at: Mānuka Certification Trademark Case Collapses in US:...

  6. The Springbank Honey Saga

    Reads of two reports from www.apiaristsadvocate.com August content regarding the Springbank Honey Ltd. receivership and the ramifications for beekeepers and the wider industry.

  7. “We are in Business and We are Serious” – Honey and Bees NZ Board Elected

    AI reads of two stories from www.apiaristsadvocate.com August content, plus promotions. 2:15: Newly Minted Honey & Bees NZ Chair – “We are in Business and We are Serious” 11:15: Project 2030 – A Model for Matching Honey Supply and Demand Please rate and follow, and share your thoughts on the...

  8. 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...

  9. 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…

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  10. 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...

  11. 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...

  12. 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

  13. 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…

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  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.

  15. 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...

  16. March mid-month 'Addition': NZ’s Largest Beekeeping Business Forced into Receivership – “Sad”, “Frustrating” says Owner

    An AI reading of our March 14 story detailing the receivership of New Zealand’s largest beekeeping business – Tweeddale’s Honey. Feature responses from the owner of the 81 year-old third generation business and the receivers who have now taken control. www.apiaristsadvocate.com

  17. A booming US market; A hornet response; and a major 'truck-up'.

    This episode of Apiarist’s Advocate Pod presents an audio reading of three feature stories from apiaristsadvocate.com, read in full for listeners who prefer to listen rather than read. The first story, "The US Honey Market Through the Eyes of Sellers", explores how New Zealand’s mānuka honey...

  18. What Should Beekeepers Expect to be Paid for their Honey this Year?

    An AI reading of the www.apiaristsadvocate.com story exploring the changing dynamics of the New Zealand honey market where prices paid to many beekeepers might soon pass the breakeven point for the first time in a long time.

  19. February 2026 – A honey season gone sideways, + much more...

    Audio readings of the best of apiaristsadvocate.com's content. Including: 'Honey Season ‘25-26 – Early Potential Not Realised, Again' One Vote, One Member – Basics of New Industry Body Proposal Revealed Mānuka Charitable Trust Scores Own Goal in Trademark Attack on Comvita Mānuka Honey Cosmetics...

  20. SWOT’s Up – Apiculture Leaders’ Industry Analysis 2026

    We get a SWOT (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats) analysis, plus a New Year resolution for the New Zealand apiculture industry from various industry leaders. Featuring responses from Karin Kos, Mark Dingle, Jane Lorimer, Nick Taylor, Sri Govindaraju, Logan Bowyer and Frank Lindsay....

  21. Put Out Your Traps – hornet surveillance takes on increased importance as temperatures rise

    Select readings of Apiarist's Advocate's January 2026 content.

  22. Room to Improve – Beekeepers Rally Against Challenging Conditions to Deliver for Kiwifruit Growers, but Failures Remain

    Despite being thrown some serious challenges in winter and spring 2025, beekeepers servicing New Zealand’s major kiwifruit growing areas appear to have – for the most part – filled their role adequately. We get the assessment from beekeepers, growers and Zespri at the heart of the action in the…

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  23. Yellow Legged Hornet Response – Time to “Go Hard”

    A reading of both December's lead story Yellow Legged Hornet Response – Time to “Go Hard”, and also (12:00) the story “Agreement in Principle” for New Beekeeping Group. Thanks to Vita Bee Health – suppliers of VarroxSan through Ceracell, the only registered, long-acting oxalic acid treatment for...

  24. Comvita Takeover Bid Fails

    Florenz's takeover bid to New Zealand's largest honey company, Comvita, has failed. We explore why, and get reaction from around the beekeeping and honey industry.

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