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Subject NOT so SWEET! LOW NECTAR production leads to HONEY DROUGHT

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Original Message Victoria's commercial beekeepers say they are facing one of the worst seasons on record with nectar production falling dramatically.

Ken Gell, of the Victorian Apiarists Association, says 60 per cent of the state's commercial honey is produced in the Bendigo and Ballarat regions.

He says the wet winter and cool spring means there has been plenty of green growth but he says the plants and trees needed for commercial honey production have not been flowering.

[link to www.abc.net.au]

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I'm happy to see there are plenty of bee-lovers here.

Bees RARELY sting (wasps and hornets do 98% of that) and there's no reason to fear them. I think all land owners should consider getting a hive of bees. Get your kids involved.

Everyone should buy honey and eat it everyday as well, it is a superfood (manuka especially).

This is an interview I did with Dr. Reese Halter. He is the bio-conservationist on MSNBC and we discuss everything about bees.. check it out!

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