something about bees

[Guest guest]

hi... i read recently that if the bee colonies are organic (no pesticides or

antibiotics) and that

if the bee is contained in a natural-sized cell (not commercial size) -that

those colonies

have had no losses. there are other stress factors as well such as the

transportation of

colonies over long distances that might account for the low immune systems and

disappearance of those colonies.

blessings!

-steve f

[Guest guest]

Hi, Steve, and thanks for sharing this information...I

have been so worried about the bees since I read of

their demise. We usually have tons of bumble bees

this time of year...this year, none. I am

particularly worried about the theory that their

disappearance could be caused by cell phones, because

cell phones are ubiquitous and sure to remain that

way...

 

The only problem is...how many bee colonies are

organic? I'd love to read this article if you would

send me a link. In the meantime, I'll check out the

internet and see if I can find it or other articles of

this nature.

 

Thanks for the glimmer of hope,

Claudia

 

--- " deepdance1 " <deepdance1

wrote:

 

> hi... i read recently that if the bee colonies are

> organic (no pesticides or antibiotics) and that

> if the bee is contained in a natural-sized cell (not

> commercial size) -that those colonies

> have had no losses. there are other stress factors

> as well such as the transportation of

> colonies over long distances that might account for

> the low immune systems and

> disappearance of those colonies.

> blessings!

> -steve f

>

>

 

 

 

 

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