News about honey, bees, agriculture and more. Maybe even a few "side trips" about butter.
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
New study shows how pesticides can kill already diseased bees
This study shows how bees already sickened by Nosema ceranae that ingest non-lethal doses pesticides die. This link is an abstract, while this is the full paper.
Courtesy of Short Order, a Miami food blog: Honey mustard dressing and mead (though not necessarily together)
Thanks to a new site I found (and am now following at @Short_Order, here are some tasty links to stories about honey, which includes a honey mustard dressing, and about mead.
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honey mustard dressing,
Mead,
Miami,
Short Order
Beyond the Hive: Wind turbines deadly for bats
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette writes about how bats (and birds) are being killed by wind turbines throughout Pennsylvania. Bats typically save Pa. farmers an estimated $277 million a year in "avoided costs," so the bat losses are hurting the food on your plate, too. Here is a link to the original report.
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Bats,
Beyond The Hive,
Pennsylvania,
Wind Turbines
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