My Personal Corrections Policy- If I were in charge of a media organization.

In today’s 24/7 news cycle it is easy to get caught up in letting mistakes by your publication slip by. However there is even less of an excuse to do so. There are a few simple and easy ways I see to report errors and make those corrections swiftly. Here are some of what I [...]

News and Such

So I wanted to do a quick update before I head off to my next class, and in this update I wanted to bring to light two things: an amazing article about honeybees remembering faces that was referred to me by a friend and the up coming meetings in the South Jersey Beekeeping Association. I [...]

Interview and Photo Essay With NJ State Apiary Inspector Tim Schuler

Tomorrow, I’ll have the great opportunity to work with, and subsequently interview and photograph Mr. Tim Schuler. The New Jersey state Apiary inspector. So hang on there bee lovers, I should have everything posted and finished before 8 pm. Hopefully.

Housekeeping

So I cooked up yet another batch of the 2:1 sugar syrup just now, that makes it a month since I started and they are still readily accepting the sweet stuff. I changed it up today and I cooked up a double batch since it’s getting colder each night and soon it’ll be too cold [...]

Honey: Top Ten Foods We Never Eat

Further Stumbling revealed a wonderful top ten list on the foods we never seem to eat enough of. Among the seemingly basic foods on this list honey finished up the pack at number 10. And with more information of its benefits than any other food on the list. The advantages to eating raw honey  was [...]

Off The Grid Briton

Living off the grid is something that interests me wholly, so naturally when I stumbled upon this green living blog from the UK I was hooked. The post explains one man’s quest to live off the grid for one year It explains why he thought he needed to based on advice from an unlikely source. [...]

Ancient style of beekeeping making a come back

Honey Trees In Poland’s Spala forest a small team of enthusiasts aim to attract bees to the area, by practicing an ancient form of beekeeping. The Team of Polish beekeepers cut a hole in a tree and place honeycomb in there much like the one to the left. Any wild honeybees will then be attached [...]

New Jeresy Beekeeping Association Meeting Tomorrow

I know it’s a little late notice, but I just received word myself that tomorrow, Saturday, there will be a NJ beekeeper association meeting at 8:30 am to 3:15 pm. This is the fall meeting, which will be held at Rutgers EcoComplex, on 1200 Florence-Columbus Rd., Bordentown, NJ. There will be a guest speaker from [...]