Merry Christmas too each of you! I found this nice 24 page pollinator's booklet for the central appalachian region and wanted to share it with you. It's got a good list of species to consider planting when you are doing some landscape renewal this spring. I will try to remember to make a few copies to have at our January 9th meeting.
Follow the link below
http://www.pollinator.org/pdfs/CentralAppalachian.rx4.pdf
Kind regards,
Ben Cooper
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Saturday, November 15, 2008
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Allegany County fair
2008
Here is a picture from the Allegany County fair.
Some of you were able to see the "bee" at the August meeting / Honey Feast. The donated honey and wax figures brought $100 for the 4-H scholarship fund at the bake sale auction Tuesday evening.
A special thanks goes out to all who took the time to display some of their products and for those who came out and talked with the people about beekeeping. Thanks goes out to Harry Mallow for providing the observation hive each evening.
Honey Feast
Our meeting this month focused on foods and snacks that are made with honey. Members brought in their dishes and recipes. We discussed the recipes and then enjoyed the snacks. I provided some brief information about fall treatments that I had received from the Brushy Mountain
enewsletter. Perhaps this "Honey Feast " will become an annual event that coincides with the annual honey harvest time frame.
enewsletter. Perhaps this "Honey Feast " will become an annual event that coincides with the annual honey harvest time frame.
July Meeting
Several members were traveling to the Heartland Bee Association meeting in Huntington, WV this month. Mike Burkett provided the group with a demonstration of some honey extracting equipment.
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
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