The Fall issue of the Alabama Beeline is now electronically available. This newsletter will be published quarterly. While primarily intended for Alabama beekeepers, much of the material contained will be suitable for beekeepers far beyond Alabama.
The AgNIC Bees and Pollination resource is The Ohio State University’s contribution to the Agriculture Network Information Center (AgNIC) project project coordinated by the National Agricultural Library, USDA.
This is a diversified and comprehensive information source that contains both archival and current information and stores reliable, freely-available, evaluated, digital content and quality services related to bees and pollination. This is a significant information resource.
I am tinkering with wildflower plantings. The plot has looked nice all summer long, but it only took one night of below freezing for the summer of 2011 to clearly be finished. But there is always next spring.
One night before the freezeAfter one night of below freezing temperatures
Thanks to Bee Culture, the A. I. Root Company and the Medina County Beekeepers Association (Ohio) for providing a meaningful and memorable retirement party for Sherry F. and me. To all who attended, I hope you know how much I appreciate your participation in my transition process. No, I am not leaving beekeeping but I will be redefining myself. I deeply appreciate your help as I do this. Jim Tew
