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A tale of a beekeeper to be in the time of “CCD”
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By N2H 
Daily Green- Where to Find the Beekeeper
- What the Winter Loss Survey Tells Us About Colony Collapse Disorder
- 7 (Yes, 7) Causes of Colony Collapse Disorder
- Which Cities Have Legalized Beekeeping?
- An Interview with a Bee Genius
- How Do Honey Bees Survive Winter?
- The Cause of Colony Collapse Disorder, As a Crime Drama
- What Do Bees Do in Winter?
- How Pesticides Can Be Safe for Bees and Frogs, and Still Kill Them
- Google News
- Saving Bees by Freezing Their Semen - ABC News
- Bee semen could help combat Colony Collapse Disorder - Mother Nature Network
- Bee sperm bank developed to fight colony collapse disorder - Grist
- Midstate beekeepers concerned about Colony Collapse Disorder - witf.org
- Keepers feeding bees honey substitutes may contribute to colony collapse ... - Bangor Daily News
- Owatonna beekeepers guard hives against colony collapse disorder - Southernminn.com
- High Fructose Corn Syrup: Clue to Bee Colony Collapse Disorder? - MPBN News
- Rare Cornish black honeybee found to resist colony collapse virus - Wired.co.uk
- Cause of Colony Collapse Disorder Found: It's You - Care2.com (blog)
- Beyond Pesticides
- Pollinator Protection Admendment Added to House Farm Bill
- Republicans Blast Fed Scientist for Article Linking Endocrine Disruptors to Health Effects
- New Study Exposes Range of Harm from Neonicotinoid Pesticides
- Celebrate Pollinator Week and BEE Protective June 17-23!
- Amidst Criticism, New Study Reveals GE Crops Inflame Digestive Tract
- Oregon Adopts IPM Policy for All State-Owned Land
- Monsanto Promises Not to Sue for GE Contamination
- Penn State Audio
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- Organic Bees in Chapada Diamantina, Brazil
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Friday, 21. December 2012
Hello-
Thanks for this blog! I found it via a google search for Michael’s Honey of Cobb Co. My husband and I ran into Michael while grocery shopping in Berkeley today (Dec. 21 2012) where I waited patiently for a man (who turned out to be Michael) to finish stocking honey on the shelf.
He struck up a friendly conversation about the honey and I had no idea that I was speaking to the bee keeping man who co-produces (with the cooperation of the bees, of course) my favorite honey! He was very friendly and educated us about the subtle variances of the taste of the honey based on floral pollination.
Anyway, we were in a rush so I grabbed the honey, but I wanted to just send him a quick ‘thank you’ note and wish him a very Happy winter solstice 2012 because we really do respect people who are called to bee-keeping AND I looooove me some Michael’s raw honey! The crystallization is like sugary diamond melting on the taste buds.
(I couldn’t find a website for the honey, so I thought I’d comment here, I do hope that that’s ok)
cheers and happy solstice and new year to you too!
p.s. please keep my email unpublished on your blog, thank you!)
K and D