Virginia Webb has an international reputation as a leading expert in bees and honey. Its Sourwood honey has been selected four times as the best in the world at the World Honey Show. And, its Sourwood Honey has been voted the best in the country for the past five years …
Read More »Honey Market Size, Growth Drivers, Regional Outlook and Forecast 2021-2028
New Jersey, United States, – Verified Market Research has published a new Honey market 2021-2028 growth survey report which includes data and statistics related to market structure and size. The aim of the research is to provide market insight and strategy to help policymakers make informed investment decisions and identify …
Read More »Crushed beehives for crucial almond pollination
Beekeepers are working hard to make the almond pollination season in Northwest Victoria a booming success this year. Key points: Bees are needed to carry pollen from flower to flower on almond trees because almonds are not wind pollinated like some other crops. Tumut beekeeper rescued 1,200 beehives from swampy …
Read More »You need to know about Honey, a female-led digital platform for DFW artists
Three years ago, Milan Merlo had a crazy idea. As a journalism student at the University of North Texas, she identified a gap in media coverage of young artists and musicians in the university’s creative arts scene. âI wanted a way to share everyone’s stories,â Merlo says. With just one …
Read More »Our love-hate relationship with dandelions
URBANA, Ill. – For a child, a dandelion is a magical thing. It is one of the first plants we learn to recognize. Bright yellow flowers make cheerful bouquets, necklaces and wreaths. The white fluffy seed heads become wishes when we close our eyes and blow. Adults, especially home gardeners …
Read More »Howmet Fastening Systems named Ulster County Company of the Year – Daily Freeman
KINGSTON, NY – Howmet Fastening Systems, a company that employs 100 people and manufactures fastening tools for a variety of industries, has been named Ulster County Company of the Year for 2021, according to the Ulster County Chamber of Commerce . The company, a mainstay of the Ulster County economy …
Read More »A, bees and C: an expert beehive can teach you the basics of beekeeping
The Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources estimates that there are 4,000 to 4,500 beekeepers managing between 40,000 and 45,000 beehives in the state, and the numbers are increasing. “The pandemic appears to have stimulated interest in gardening and this has led to increased interest in beekeeping,” Neale said. Although it …
Read More »[Viral Culture] TikTok Frozen Honey Challenge is all the rage now: how safe is it
The TikTok community was once again surprised by the platform’s latest trend, the “Frozen Honey Challenge”. According to its name, the challenger must prepare honey, or any variation of it, straight from the refrigerator. The video sharing app is home to various challenges that are sometimes beneficial, but often dangerous. …
Read More »Rapeseed Honey Market Expected to Show Significant Growth Through 2027 Covid-19 Analysis
The report begins with an overview of Rapeseed Honey Marlet and present throughout its development. It provides a comprehensive analysis of all regional and key player segments providing more accurate insights into current market conditions and future market opportunities, along with drivers, trend segments, consumer behavior, drivers. pricing and market …
Read More »Allergy season is now over a week older, thanks to climate change ”Yale Climate Connections
Flowers that bloom in spring, trees that change color in fall⦠the changing seasons can be beautiful. But for many people, they come with a major downside – seasonal allergies. And research shows the allergy season is getting worse. âWarmer temperatures and higher CO emissions2 the concentrations are really kind …
Read More »Operation Sting: NL beekeeper sounds alarm after illegal import of queen by mail
Paul Dinn of Newfoundland Honey in Adelaide says the illegal importation of bees could harm the province’s bee population, one of the healthiest populations in the world. (Submitted by Steve McBride) A St. John’s beekeeper shares the dangers of importing bees by mail to Newfoundland and Labrador, as the provincial …
Read More »What is the Indian Domestic Violence Law and why is Honey Singh reserved?
Earlier this week, famous rapper Honey Singh’s wife Shalini Singh filed a 118-page petition with numerous charges against her husband and parents. Shalini’s accusations detail incidents dating back to 2011, when the couple spent their honeymoon vacation in Mauritius. She accused Honey Singh, aka Hridesh Singh, of psychological, physical and …
Read More »Beetles, butterflies and bees! Oh my! | Bay naturalist
A white-rimmed sphinx hovers over a flower for food. It is one of the many species of the Sphingidae family commonly referred to as hummingbirds due to their size and flight characteristics. (Tom Koerner / US Fish & Wildlife Service) Picasa Pollination is the movement of pollen from the male …
Read More »Which beekeeper costume should I buy? – WKBN.com
Which beekeeper costume is the best? Beekeeping is a satisfying, sustainable and potentially lucrative activity. As beekeeping grows in popularity, many beginner beekeepers may be looking for the perfect costume to keep them safe and comfortable during those long days spent tending the beehive or harvesting the delicious honey. Buying …
Read More »Labor pains hit menus where it hurts
Photo courtesy of Bellagreen Pent-up demand drives customers back to their favorite restaurants, but sometimes they’re disappointed to find a menu with less choice, higher prices, and some of their favorite dishes gone. In the struggle to recruit staff after the pandemic amid a critical labor shortage, operators are finding …
Read More »Nightmare Honey II (Release Show) – Whammy Bar, Auckland
| NIGHTMARE HONEY FESTIVAL |BABY SIONOVDEEP STATEDJ SHITSHOWELENA ILJIÄNIGHTMARE HONEYPHFROY IRWIN Nightmare Honey is a collaborative music effort led by Raine Genevieve. The first release under this name consisted of a series of LO-FI emo and goth melodies performed during Auckland’s level 4 lockdown in 2020. She worked online with …
Read More »Forest fires ravaging southern Turkey hit agriculture hard
Forest fires ravaging the coastal regions of southern and western Turkey, which firefighters are struggling to contain due to strong winds, have already caused severe damage to agricultural fields and farms. From now on, the production of olives, honey and many fruits and vegetables is threatened. As of Tuesday, only …
Read More »A little warmer for the rest of the week
Better weather is on the way. It won’t be scorching heat by any means, but with the humidity rising late in the day, you’ll likely be using the air conditioner a bit more. The increased humidity in the air could also eventually contribute to producing a few thunderstorms. Today: Rather …
Read More »Chronicle: After the departure of many queens, the hive finally crowns a successor
Last year one of beekeeper Karla’s three beehives, operated more as a science project than for food production, lost a queen. This would kill him because the queen is the only one to lay eggs and therefore to produce offspring. I got a new one from a supply company in …
Read More »Taylor Honey has been selling honey in Washington County since 1972
A local beekeeper continues his family tradition by involving his children in the beekeeping business. Jared Taylor, the owner of Taylor Honey, has been a beekeeper since he was a child when he helped his own father take care of the beehives. Now Tayor has her own children who help …
Read More »‘Thunder fever’ warning as UK braces for hellish storm weekend
Those suffering from hay fever are ready for a weekend of misery, as an expert has warned that storms could trigger “thunder fever”. Pollen counts are expected to be “very high” throughout the weekend in the UK as the Met Office has forecast rain and thunderstorms. 2 Heavy storms are …
Read More »Honey Powder Market 2021: SWOT Analysis of Key Factors Determining CAGR Value Growth
The Global Honey powder market will be analyzed on the basis of market leading vendors, their product benchmarking, SWOT analysis, and company financial data such as annual revenue, research and development expense, net income and their geographic presence. The major suppliers of the global honey powder market include Cargill Inc., …
Read More »Upcoming summer programs at the Hampton NH Lane Memorial Library
HAMPTON – The Lane Memorial Library is hosting a number of events this summer, including a beekeeping program and an outdoor movie at Tuck Field. Learn the ABCs of beekeeping Have you ever thought about keeping a beehive in your backyard or garden? Seacoast Beekeeper’s Association member Dianne Richards will …
Read More »It doesn’t matter Ben & Jerry’s. Hanna Spiegelman’s ice cream has war and peace in every scoop – the forward
Courtesy of Hannah Spiegelman Hannah spiegelman Hanna Spiegelman is a 28-year-old Brooklynite and the creator of A sweet story, a blog and a company that creates ice cream based on historical figures whose lives were typically marked by controversy. There’s its Ida Tarbell flavor, in honor of the 20th century …
Read More »Salmon on a cedar plank with pepper and honey | TheFencePost.com
2 untreated cedar planks ¼ cup pineapple juice â cup of soy sauce 2 tablespoons of white vinegar 2 tablespoons of lemon juice 1 tablespoon of olive oil ¾ cup of honey ¼ cup packed brown sugar 1 teaspoon of ground black pepper ½ teaspoon of cayenne pepper ½ teaspoon …
Read More »Business leaders say UK, EU must reach ‘urgent deal’ on NI protocol
B Business and retail leaders have said there is an “urgent need” for an agreed solution between the UK and the EU on the Northern Ireland Protocol. UK Brexit Minister Lord Frost on Wednesday called for “significant” changes to Northern Ireland’s post-Brexit trade deals, but refrained from tearing up parts …
Read More »Rules and Regulations for the Sale of Honey in Michigan
Diane Longanbach and Ana Heck | Farmers advance LANSING EAST, MI. – Many Michigan beekeepers have questions about the rules and regulations regarding the processing and sale of honey and honey products. Starting and Keeping Bees in Michigan: Rules and Regulations from Michigan State University Extension is a comprehensive guide …
Read More »Baked half-shell shrimp with chilli and lime – a Honey & Co recipe
To peel or not to peel? This is the question of the shellfish lover. Removing the shells from shrimp allows for more delicate eating, and shellless shellfish can be welcomed in salads, pasta and stews. Its delicate flesh can be courted with tasty sauces and marinades. On the other hand, …
Read More »bee pollen is not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women
New Delhi: In recent years, an influx of health and fitness trends, especially when it comes to diet, has made its way into our social media news feeds and into our daily lives. . More often than not, these trends simply include superfoods that have been around for years or …
Read More »Lily Cornell Silver and Susan Silver discuss loss and grief
Lily Cornell Silver has released her latest episode of her mental health focused video series With a wide open mind today (July 20), which featured her mother and music industry titan Susan Silver as a guest. During the chat, the couple discussed a variety of topics, such as overcoming grief …
Read More »Grilled stone fruits with yogurt, drizzle of honey and balsamic and thyme
This amazing dessert takes the basic fruit and yogurt duo to new heights with a few simple flourishes. An array of stone fruit is toasted until deliciously hot and grill marks have formed, then stacked on basins of creamy yogurt, topped with a drizzle of honey and balsamic vinegar, and …
Read More »Mendota reporter | Kish Launches Virtual Farming Workshop Series
MALTA – Kishwaukee College’s community education program has launched a new series of agricultural workshops that highlight various aspects of agriculture and food production. All lessons will take place virtually. The new series includes several different courses this summer that will teach participants about self-directed farming practices, which can be …
Read More »Medical herbalist Nicola Parker has a great alternative to hay fever antihistamines
I have had a lot of requests recently for a natural antihistamine. I feel like it’s a bit late in the summer for seasonal allergies, but the truth is hay fever can strike any part of the season and it’s hard to predict when we should be. wait there. In …
Read More »TAWA patrols to hunt invading jumbos begin today
It was revealed here over the weekend by Natural Resources and Tourism Deputy Minister Mary Masanja during her official visit to listen to people’s complaints. “I have asked the TWAWA guardians to ensure that they set up camps in these villages from today and to carry out patrols to hunt …
Read More »Has Gastonia found her ace?
This is the sixth installment of the Gastonia Honey Hunters Baseball Weekly Review. At the start of the game on Tuesday, July 20, the team is ranked 20-25, third in the South Division of the Atlantic Professional Baseball League. The week that was … Tuesday July 13 Gastonia 8, High …
Read More »CLIMB internships take students to community gardens to study bees and their behavior – UMSL Daily
Jennings High School graduate Gregory Wilson answers a question from the audience at the Collaborative Lab Internship and Mentorship Program closing event last Friday at the Summit Lounge in the JC Penney Conference Center. Wilson, who will be attending UMSL this fall, was one of 10 students who participated in …
Read More »bees problematic for some in Rock Hill | Webster Kirkwood Times
The Rock Hill Aldermen Council recently asked a resident to change their beekeeping practices to avoid stinging criticism from neighbors. At its July 6 meeting, council decided that a beehive at 1105 Gilbert Avenue should be moved to another part of the yard so that the beehive opening was pointed …
Read More »Mansfield baseball player talks about his trip to Tokyo – WETM – MyTwinTiers.com
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Read More »Popeyes Kicks Off New Offensive In Chicken Fast Food Wars With Latest Article
Popeyes changed the direction of the fast food industry in 2019 with their original chicken sandwich, sparking a frenzy that continues to this day. Now, Popeyes is hoping to lead the next phase of the trend by introducing some new chicken nuggets. Sure, almost every fast food chain already has …
Read More »Honey Bee back for 2021 | Local News
HAHIRA— The HoneyBee Festival returns in September. The popular Hahira celebration will return in 2021 after being canceled last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2020, for the first time in almost 40 years, there were no walkers, no vendors, and no Shriners in their clown cars. “We are …
Read More »Carrying pollen: the video gets closer to Marquette’s bees
MARQUETTE, Michigan (WJMN) – One evening in early June in Marquette, a familiar buzzing sound came back to a part of town. Some bees were busy collecting pollen. Cameras from WJMN, WOOD TV8’s sister station in the Upper Peninsula, captured them on the move. You can see that the yellow …
Read More »Clarkson declares Bee Awareness Day |
Mayor Bonnie G. Henderson issued a proclamation declaring August 21 “Honey Bee Awareness Day” as part of the Clarkson Town Commission meeting this week. “Clarkson is a certified Bee City USA and they love their cities to recognize days like this,” said Scotty Gore, Clerk-Treasurer of Clarkson. “Plus, with the …
Read More »7-year-old Pennsylvania beekeeper has beehive with 50,000 bees
MANHEIM, Pennsylvania. Dressed in black and yellow to look like the bees in his hive, Kellan Borecky, 7, of Penn Township spoke about how his bee friends accept him. Kellan is the legal owner of his own apiary and one of the youngest members of the Lancaster County Beekeepers Society. …
Read More »Living on Earth: Beyond the Headlines
Broadcast date: week of July 16, 2021 flux/ download this segment as an MP3 file Allergies in our warming world are not to be sneezed at. (Photo: Pixel Rich on Unsplash) Allergies in our warming world are not to be sneezed at, Environmental Health News’ Peter Dykstra told host Steve …
Read More »The agricultural drone market is booming around the world with Trimble Navigation, Parrot, PrecisionHawk, AeroVironment, DJI Technology
The latest independent research paper on global agricultural drones examines investments in the market. It describes how companies deploying these technologies in various industrial sectors aim to explore its potential to become a major business disruptor. The Agricultural Drones study escapes very useful reviews and strategic assessment including generic market …
Read More »Gordon Ramsay’s Biggest Surprise Eating Honey Ants on “Uncharted”
It takes a lot of bees to produce enough honey for human consumption. In fact, during its lifespan of about six weeks, the average worker bee produces less than a gram of honey, according to How it works on a daily basis. This means that it takes around 12 bees …
Read More »National Ice Cream Day in the Grand Fall River: Here’s the Scoop
Rejoice, readers, because today is the best day on the calendar: National Ice Cream Day! It’s time to go crazy – or skip the nuts and make rainbow nuggets instead. Unlike others dubious national holidays that we could cite, National Ice Cream Day actually has real roots: in 1984, President …
Read More »Clarkson Recognizes Bee Awareness Day | Local News
As the home of the Kelley Beekeeping Co. and the Honeyfest Community Celebration, Clarkson is a buzz on events such as Bee Awareness Day. Mayor Bonnie Henderson issued a proclamation declaring the celebration official on August 21. “Clarkson is a certified Bee City USA and they love their cities to …
Read More »Hot, humid conditions cause mold spore spikes to form
IT IS VERY HOT VERY WET THESE ARE PERFECT CONDITIONS FOR MOLD GROWTH. >> DR. GARY STEVENS SAYS MDOL ALLERGENS REACHED A HIGH ON JUNE 30. SPORE’S ACCOUNT WAS 30,000 CLOSTOE. THIS IS THE HIGHEST SEPTEMBER SIENC ACCOUNT OF LAST YEAR. >> WE TYPICALLY THROUGHOUT THE SUER SEEMM RANGE, 40.00 …
Read More »Black Button Distilling announces vintage whiskey cask auction online
Rochester, New York – Black Button Distilling, in cooperation with Blackbird Auctions, announced the first online auction of barrels of rare and aged whiskey. This unique digital-only whiskey swap will be available to licensed distillers in the United States and Canada. More than 250 barrels will be auctioned on Wednesday, …
Read More »Increased funding for bushfire recovery in beekeeping – News from the region
Mr. Laybutt’s bees are used for both honey production and pollination services. The STATE government’s financial support to the beekeeping industry means that recovery from the bushfires of 2019 and 2020 can take place as soon as possible. According to data from the State Government of New South Wales, the …
Read More »La Colline is home | A beehive full of friends at Honey Made
Meuh Honey. Photo by Maria Helena Carey The pandemic hasn’t stopped entrepreneurship in the district as new businesses have opened and thrived. When Summit to Soul’s Kim Wattrick decided to close her store this spring, Barracks Row had another empty storefront to contend with at 727 8th Street SE, not …
Read More »Severe thunderstorms are possible this afternoon and tonight
time violent threat today A line of thunderstorms passed through the area of the Coulee mid-day, mainly producing heavy rains and gusty winds. It is expected that a second round of storms moves in the Coulee Region this afternoon into the evening. The main area of concern for severe weather …
Read More »Press release: European Commission calls burning of trees ‘sustainable’ energy – 97% of European forests could be threatened with destruction
The European Commission today published its legislative package “Fit For 55”, a basket of policy proposals to reduce EU emissions by 55% by 2030 from 1990 levels. However, updates to the Renewable Energy Directive (RED) actively go against it of this objective and therefore threaten to run counter to any …
Read More »Run’s Teacher Uses Coding To Help Students Learn In Summer School | Nvdaily
QUICKSBURG – Kathryn Staton is teaching math and reading this summer at Honey Run Elementary School (formerly Ashby Lee Elementary School), and she’s decided to do something a little different – teach her students to third year coding or computer programming. During the school year, Staton is the school’s technology …
Read More »‘It was fascinating’ | News for Fenton, Linden, Holly MI
A family in Fenton Township watched in fascination as a skilled and patient beekeeper labored for over an hour to round up a swarm of honey bees who decided to make a tree in their garden their home. On the morning of Monday, July 5, Melanie and Scott McPeake saw …
Read More »Plant it Wild to host the bee program
Colin Merry, [email protected] July 13, 2021Update: July 13, 2021 at 8:00 a.m. Plant it Wild will host a Zoom presentation on native bees and their importance in pollination. (Courtesy photo / Pixabay) BENZIE COUNTY – The ‘What’s the Buzz About Native Bees‘ presentation explores nesting habitat, life cycle, pollen collection, …
Read More »UNIBIC Foods appoints Naveen Pandey as Managing Director
UNIBIC Foods has announced the appointment of Naveen Pandey as Managing Director. Pandey will be responsible for leading the strategic direction and growth journey of the company. Pandey has over two decades of senior management experience in the Indian FMCG space. A graduate of the Indian Institute of Management, Indore, …
Read More »Weekdays events in West Deptford: find out what’s happening in the area
WEST DEPTFORD, NJ – Fancy spending an evening with friends? Patch has you covered, we feature several events and events taking place this week in West Deptford. Here are some of the events happening in town this week. Are you looking to organize an event? Whether you’re planning a knitting …
Read More »Farm Truck Brewing to open in Medford this fall
When Brooke Tidswell and Jason “Jay” Kuhn met at a beer distribution chain at Tired Hands Fermentaria in Ardmore, Pa., In 2016, the two were on different career paths – Tidswell was a commercial banker and Kuhn worked as chief. What brought them together was their love of craft beer …
Read More »Food Spread Market Size, Share 2021-2028
New Jersey, United States, – the Spread market The study provides details of market dynamics affecting the market, market size, and segmentation, and casts a shadow over major market players by highlighting the favorable competitive landscape and successful trends over the years. This market report presents the detailed profile of …
Read More »New Zealand’s cutthroat beekeeping industry
A seasoned beekeeper barely made enough profit as he watches the prices of New Zealand honey continue to fall. John Berry, a third generation beekeeper in Hawke’s Bay, with over 50 years of experience with bees, has had an “OK” season, but it is unlikely that he will benefit this …
Read More »6 ways to breathe cleaner at home
Whether your concerns are pollen and allergens, general indoor air quality, or just a little cleaner breathing, consider these tips for cleaning the air. 1. Install HVAC upgrades Ultraviolet lights, humidifiers, dehumidifiers, and filters all offer different ways to remove allergens and impurities from your air. These come at a …
Read More »Opinion: Bees and agriculture need each other
AT THIS STAGE, it is widely believed that bees hold superpowers in their tiny bodies. Not only do they produce honey, but they are the essential pollinators that this agricultural country demands of them. Ireland has a long history of producing quality honey and was a major exporter of comb …
Read More »Discover Colorado and the family behind a gourmet, locally-made honey bar
LONGMONT, Colorado – “The Honey Bunchies story is really sweet, no pun intended,” says Kendra Bennett, Marketing Director of Honey Bunchies. Honey bunchies is a handmade gourmet honey bar that is made right here in Colorado. The business started in 2010 when Kendra’s dad tried to recreate a recipe his …
Read More »Pollen warnings issued as hay fever sufferers ‘face £ 5,000 fines’ for driving on medication
Met Office forecasters have confirmed a “very high” pollen count – with hay fever sufferers being warned they could face fines of up to £ 5,000 for driving under the influence of drugs. Levels of the substance have risen across much of the UK, with meteorologists warning of “bad news” …
Read More »New Jersey mall adds bees to its roof
Tanger Outlets, in the heart of the Atlantic City shopping district, is trying to save New Jersey’s decimated bee population by installing beehives on the roof of the mall. The honey bee, which is the official virus for the state of New Jersey, has seen a dramatic reduction in numbers …
Read More »Clover Honey Market Growth, Trends, Industry Analysis and Forecast to 2028
A research study on the Clover Honey market analyzes and offers exhaustive research ideas on the size of the old and recent market. With the estimated future market possibilities and emerging trends in the Clover Honey Market. The report identifies the competitive and rapidly growing environment, the Clover Honey Market …
Read More »Elusive honey badger spotted in Odisha’s Kujang Forest – the New Indian Express
Through Express news service BHUBANEWAR: The rare and elusive honey badger or Ratel, known locally as “Gadabhalu”, was sighted in Mahal village, Kujang forest, Jagatsinghpur district on July 6. Forestry officials from the Mangrove (Wildlife) Division said the honey badger had been spotted. inside a beetle vine near the village …
Read More »WA honey industry calls for end to indigenous logging
Western Australia’s beekeeping industry wants to see native logging abolished, arguing the move would help develop the state’s honey and horticultural industries. Key points: WA Bee Industry Council says now is the time to consider phasing out native logging in the state State government is working on a new management …
Read More »Lawsuit against village of Lynbrook over bees seized by couple nears settlement
A couple from Lynbrook agreed to a tentative deal with the village four years after village authorities and police seized a beehive in their backyard. Daryl Altman and his partner Robert Shepard had agreed to accept $ 50,000 in damages from the village, but now want the village to cover …
Read More »Blue crabs fall to honey hunters 4-3
(Waldorf, MD, July 7, 2021)Sam Burton won the mound for the Blue Crabs on Wednesday in Game 2 of a three-game series against the Gastonia Honey Hunters. A familiar face from the newly traded Austin Glorius took the mound to pitch against his former team. A little late-inning magic for …
Read More »European challenger bank Bunq raises $ 228 million at a valuation of $ 1.9 billion – TechCrunch
Challenger bank based in Amsterdam Bunq has been self-funded by its founder and CEO Ali Niknam for several years. But the company decided to raise outside capital, which led to the biggest Series A round for a European fintech company. The startup raises 228 million dollars (193 million euros) in …
Read More »Inside the new Latin Mexican restaurant and bar Ghirardelli Square de Barrio
Since 2018, Barrio has been a cozy destination in North Beach to enjoy tacos wrapped in hand-pressed blue corn masa tortillas with a cold pint of California beer. But co-owners Billy Riordan and chef Tim Milojevich say they often dreamed of bigger things for their neighborhood restaurant and craft beer …
Read More »Cheating married woman screams scandal after adulterous shenanigans exposed
My Husband Honey Trapped Me: Cheating Married Wife Cries Out Scandal After Adulterous Shenanigans Reveal (File Image) An unfaithful married woman who was recently dumped by her husband for 11 years is crying outrage as she accuses her husband of setting her a honey trap. Brenda Muzhinye’s marriage fell apart …
Read More »Georgia sets new guidelines for beekeepers, local business buzzing with customers
ELLERSLIE, Georgia (WRBL)– Earlier this month, the state of Georgia established new requirements for the control and disposal of bees. Local beekeeping company, “Darling i came home”Was able to anticipate these changes and is now buzzing with an influx of customers. As of July 1, the Georgia Structural Pest Control …
Read More »Pollen and mold seasons are 8-9 weeks longer than 20 years ago – climate change is to blame
New studies suggest that the allergy season is lengthening and worsening for patients with hay fever. Researchers looked at allergen data collected in the San Francisco Bay Area over the past two decades. They found that the local pollen and mold season was extended by 8 to 9 weeks per …
Read More »Vegan ‘honey’ hits stores nationwide
Ditch the Agave Nectar and Maple Syrup – Food Technology Company The Single Origin Food Co [Sofco] just raised $ 1.1 million to bring its vegan Un-Honey to customers across the United States. The Delaware-based company recently welcomed seed funding to deliver its product to more consumers and continue its …
Read More »How bees are helped by the government
By Donna McMillan THE governments of Canada and Ontario have launched a new targeted beekeeper infusion to support and strengthen the health of managed honey bees and Ontario’s beekeeping sector, MPP Toby Barrett said in a statement release in spring 2021. “This is a welcome help,” he said, noting that …
Read More »New portrait series celebrates immigrant communities across the United States
The United States is often presented as a melting pot, a place shaped by the mixture of people from all over the world, bringing with them their traditions, their cuisine and their families. But for many who have come to the United States believing it to be the land of …
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