4 hrs ago | St. Augustine Record
The Garden Club of St. Augustine will host an Open House at the Garden Center, 3440 Old Moultrie Road, 9 a.m. to noon, June 8, rain or shine.
8 hrs ago | Examiner.com
Farmer's market returns to Roxborough's Gorgas Park
Under a canopy of gray cloud and a persistent light drizzle, the Gorgas Park Farmer's Market returned on Friday for its third consecutive year.
12 hrs ago | Sun-Star
OBESITY was an unheard-of clinical entity eons or many years ago when food was scarce, so that people had to literally claw each other to obtain life-sustaining food.
16 hrs ago | Encyclopaedia Britannica
Although the cause is not known, researchers suspect that multiple factors may be involved.
Students gain interest in local beekeeping
Columbia Area Beekeepers Association president Jack Wohlfarth studies a section of bees as he splits one hive into two.
Local beekeeper and honey producers Karen and Chris Foster of Hidden Valley Honey say in spite of some setbacks they are doing well.
Holland beekeeper asks to keep his hives in the city
So he read every book he could find on the topic and starting building his own beehives, first on the north side and then at his Maple Avenue home.
EU imposes 2-year ban on pesticides believed responsible for mass bee deaths
The European Commission has adopted a two-year-long moratorium on the use of three necotinoid pesticides believed to be one of the reasons behind a 30 percent annual decrease in bee populations since 2007.
Not all is sweet for state honey industry
Beekeeper Brian Medcraft, of Patersonia, believes it's only a matter of time before the Varroa mite strikes the state's bee population.
UCDavis center plans sweet fundraiser
The self-supporting center's mission is to promote the use of high quality honey and to develop programs for research, education and outreach to beekeepers, agricultural interests and the food industry.
The Post-Journal, Jamestown New York
4-H Hosts Conservation Days At Lutheran Center
Over the course of two days, 14 area schools participated in 4-H's Conservation Field Days at the Lake Chautauqua Lutheran Center.
Wild Bee, I think I love you* by Garden Rant
Gardeners know that good pollination makes for better crops of tomatoes, cucumbers, apples and raspberries.
Orange Blossom Mulhalbiya Custard with Pomegranate Seeds and Honeyed Almonds
Make almonds: in a saucepan, lightly warm honey. Transfer to a mixing bowl. Add salt, cinnamon and sugar.
Beekeeper Ian Farber's phone is ringing as swarming season heats up. The good news? The bees are usually harmless and swarms indicate good hive health.
Why is raw honeycomb so much more expensive than normal honey?
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'Strange Disappearance of Bees' is emotionally charged
In Oldcastle Theatre Company's latest production, honey bees are disappearing, and five people are working out exactly where they fit in the world.
Comvita profit dips 10% on honey shortage, rising costs
Comvita, which produces health products from manuka honey and olive leaves, posted a 10 percent decline in full-year profit, beating its own guidance as it coped with a shortage of honey and higher costs.
W Austin's new rooftop apiary to produce 4,000 pounds of honey per year
There's something new buzzing at the W Hotel. Behind the ventilation ducts and pipes on the roof of the W Austin Hotel , the newest tenants of Block 21 are hard at work in the bee yard.
Home-cooked tomatoes sweet as home-grown
If you're like me, you're counting the days until the first red, ripe tomato appears in the garden or at the farmer's market.
How to help the busy bees that keep our food supply buzzing
I've been very concerned about the substantial loss of honeybees over the years.