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Honey producers feel sting of production decline
By JEFF NATALIE-LEES
Special to the Farm Forum
Mike Baribeau will soon be taking his bees to California, a trip that likely will save his business for another year.
In the past few years, Baribeau, who owns Baribeau Honey Co. in Stratford, has...Tags: Stratford
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Mary Ellen Bay, landscape architect, dies
Mary Ellen Bay, a landscape architect and flower arranger, died July 3 at Carroll Hospital Center after suffering a coronary embolism. She was 74.
Mary Ellen Denny, the daughter of farmers, was born and raised in Wye Mills on the Eastern Shore. She was a...Tags: House and Home, Floral Design, College Park (Prince George's, Maryland), Human Interest, Science and Technology
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Urban Beekeepers Help To Pollinate Harrisburg
Staff ReporterIt's not something you see everyday in a city. A beekeeping couple, helping to keep Harrisburg pollinated. Dave Arnold and his wife Sandy have always been interested in bringing the country to the city. So they bought seven lots in Harrisburg, and...Tags: Harrisburg (Dauphin, Pennsylvania), Bee (insect)
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Greer's OC: A quick escape to the spa
With the holidays fast approaching, if you're like us, you're staring down weeks of commitments, family, parties, shopping and just plain craziness. So best to keep some respites in your back pocket — you'll need them. At the Island Hotel in...Tags: Restaurants, Foods and Beverages, Parkinson's Disease, Victoria's Secret, Fashion Trends
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From the Farm: Weeds are flourishing everywhere this summer
donnabee@bellsouth.netThe good ol’ summertime is here at last. Come out to the Boyle County Fairgrounds to get delicious, fresh goodies.Here is a list of some of the Boyle County Farmers’ Market offerings for this week:Veggies and fruit: blackberries; blueberries;...Tags: Yellow Squash, Allergies, Human Interest, Tomatoes, Cinnamon
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Virginia lost one-third of its bee population last winter
ReporterDisappearing bees. It's a problem that's baffled scientists for years. In the 1970's, Virginia had nearly 90,000 beehives. Now, that number has dwindled to less than 30,000, according to the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. ...Tags: Science and Technology, Agricultural Research and Technology
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Bee lovers abuzz over Oak Park vote
Tribune reporterThe honey will soon be flowing in Oak Park after the village board gave tentative approval to allow beekeeping. On a 6-1 vote, the board tentatively moved to repeal the existing ban on beekeeping. Those interested will need approval from the village to...Tags: Allergies, Physical Conditions, Health
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Bees Swarm Chinatown
PIX11.COMMore than 15,000 bees, weighing 5 pounds total, swarmed a lamppost in Chinatown Monday. The New York Police Department was called to divert traffic on Mott St. between Bayard and Pell streets. NYPD beekeeper, Tony Planakis, used an FDNY ladder to...Tags: Washington (U.S. state), New York City Police Department, Chinatown (Manhattan, New York), Fire Department of New York
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Film June 8: What are the bees telling us?
![If you care about beneficial pollinators, you may want to catch the film, "Queen of the Sun: What are the bees telling us?" at 7:15 p.m. Wednesday, June 8, at the NARO Cinema in Norfolk. Filmmaker Taggart Siegel of "The Real Dirt on Farmer John" makes a pilgrimage around the world, revealing the history of 10,000 years of beekeeping and how our sacred relationship with bees has been lost due to highly mechanized industrial agricultural practices. The film features beekeepers from around the world, and weaves together a dramatic story that uncovers the problems and solutions in renewing a culture in balance with nature. 82 minutes. ](http://www.dailypress.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-06/62210013-08053328.jpg "If you care about beneficial pollinators, you may want to catch the film, "Queen of the Sun: What are the bees telling us?\" at 7:15 p.m. Wednesday, June 8, at the NARO Cinema in Norfolk. Filmmaker Taggart Siegel of \"The Real Dirt on Farmer John\" makes a pilgrimage around the world, revealing the history of 10,000 years of beekeeping and how our sacred relationship with bees has been lost due to highly mechanized industrial agricultural practices. The film features beekeepers from around the world, and weaves together a dramatic story that uncovers the problems and solutions in renewing a culture in balance with nature. 82 minutes. ")
If you care about beneficial pollinators, you may want to catch the film, "Queen of the Sun: What are the bees telling us?" at 7:15 p.m. Wednesday, June 8, at the NARO Cinema in Norfolk. Filmmaker Taggart Siegel of "The Real Dirt on Farmer John" makes a...Tags: Entertainment, Movies
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Oak Park backs beekeeping
TribLocal - Oak Park & River Forest » NewsThe honey will soon be flowing in Oak Park after the village board voted to allow beekeeping in the village. On a 6-1 vote, the …... -
4 Food Events You Should Know About: Good Food Festival Film Series; Crepe Night at La Cachette; Eat Real Festival; Farmer's Dinner at Patina
Daily DishHarry's Berries at Patina: On Wednesday, Patina will host an exclusive five-course vegetarian Farmer’s Dinner. The dinner will showcase seasonal produce from Harry's Berries, a 40-acre family-owned farm in Oxnard. Executive chef Tony Esnault will... -
The grace of nature, at a hive near you
TribLocal - ElmhurstMost days, my family seeks solace at The Morton Arboretum. It’s also the summer home to three million bees and more. So, I thought I’d …...
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