Spring is Bzzing...

Our Ambassador goes to Senegal

 Welcome to the Center's expanded format.  Click here for the 2013 Newsletter

January, 2013, will be our first 'official' newsletter. It will have educational tidbits, 2012 Black Jar Honey Contest winners, other writers, news about our research, Friends Around the World, etc.

 

Sign up through the CHBR's homepage to get on the mailing list.

The Center for Honeybee Research, Board Members, and all the Volunteers wish to thank all of you for making 2012 a very good year for us.

 

We also wish all of you and your families a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Our Ambassador, Lady Spirit Moon, is going to Senegal, Africa.

 Greetings Friends to the Bees



As the nights grow crisp and the blooms rare, our little ladies here in North Carolina are focused on preparation. Their energy seems to address the coming Winter as each does what they can to make a difference in their colony - and here at the Center we also feel the tug of the seasons and the need to wrap up unfinished business and get ready for that which is impossible to know.



The number of you, our registered users, is growing rapidly. I can’t say for sure - since most of you forego including information about your location - but judging by the names I think you are from all over the world. Thank you for signing up - and we’ll try to keep these quarterly missives interesting and pertinent. We have in mind expanding the format of these newsletters - and beginning with the New Year our own Lady Spirit Moon will become Editor. Please support her with suggestions and ideas how she can make it better.



Right now, the most important...

 Time Flies!

New honey standards adopted by the North Carolina Beekeepers Assocation.

Organic farmers lose to Monsanto.