Welcome to the Texas A&M University Honey Bee Research Program’s website!
The Texas A&M University Honey Bee Research Program, led by Dr. Juliana Rangel, Associate Professor of Apiculture in the Department of Entomology, focuses on basic and applied research, as well as education and outreach regarding honey bee biology and management. Our research interests revolve around the reproductive biology of honey bee queens and drones, the behavioral ecology and population genetics of feral and managed honey bee colonies, as well as pollination and beekeeping practices.
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Research Labs
The Rangel Honey Bee Research Program is based out of two different facilities.
Our offices and molecular research facility is located in the Heep Center.
Address:
370 Olsen Boulevard
College Station, TX 77843
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Our research apiary is located at the Janice and John G. Thomas Honey Bee Facility
The Janice and John G. Thomas Honey Bee Facility is located on Texas A&M University’s Riverside Campus.
Address:
3100 State Highway 47
Bryan, TX 77807
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Phone number:
979.862.3074
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