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They are the irreplaceable centerpiece of healthy sustainable agriculture, and for some, a profoundly satisfying practice. How can we help the bees survive?
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As I write the big climate conference in Paris is drawing to a close.  Chatter fills the media on whether it can make a big difference, with endless description of the political, economic and ideological hurdles that have to be cleared to make possible solutions that match the scale of the challenge. What’s possible?  As with all Read More»
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January 30. 2014 at 20:11
[…] You can learn more about Sarah and her passion for beekeeping in this installment of “Immense Possibilities,” featuring Sarah (http://www.immensepossibilities.org/ipr-podcasts/bee-keeping/). […]
July 26. 2014 at 03:37
Would u be interested in coming to Searcy, Ar., and speaking to our monthly Backyard Beekeeping Association? We have some 60 members. We recently gave 3 hives to teenagers & now have 7 teenagers wo have their own hives
Dr Allan Isom
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Searcy, Ar
1-501-278-7525