In March 2008, the City of Guelph and the University of Guelph will be hosting two days of public workshops dealing with pollinators and pollination. Guest Speakers: Julianna Tuell (Michigan State U) Gordon Frankie (UC Berkeley) Steven Handel (Rutgers University) Bonnie Harper-Lore (Federal Highway Administration, Minnesota) Friday, 7 March 2008 will concentrate on the Guelph [...]
Continue reading...26 January 2008
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The New Brunswick Beekeepers Association will hold its Annual General Meeting on Saturday, 2 February 2008, in Fredericton, NB. Location: Lincoln Lions Club, 2339 Route 102 Lincoln Hwy (Road), Fredericton, NB. Directions: Take Exit 297 from Trans Canada (@ Big Stop) Take Nevers Road to Lincoln Road Approx 300 meters Left of Intersection of Nevers [...]
Continue reading...23 January 2008
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Continue reading...21 January 2008
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This is a real bee — or it was, once — that has been encased in amber resin. A wrapping of gold-colored copper wire around the bead, done in an Eni Oken style herringbone pattern, creates an unusually eye-catching pendant for a necklace. The bead itself measures 20mm x 18mm. This unique piece of jewellery [...]
Continue reading...21 January 2008
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Even beekeepers have to admit it — using liquid honey to sweeten a hot beverage can be a bit messy! Island Abbey Foods Ltd., a 6th-generation company out of Prince Edward Island, Canada, has just launched a product that offers an all-natural solution to sticky fingers at tea time. The Honey Drop™ is an individual [...]
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30 January 2008
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