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Buzz, buzz! State's beekeepers hold annual meeting

Associated Press
Thursday, July 16, 2009



CLEMSON - South Carolina's beekeepers are gathering to get the latest buzz.

Beekeepers from around the state are descending on Clemson University on Thursday for the summer meeting of the South Carolina Beekeepers Association.

The meeting begins in the afternoon with an intermediate beekeeping course.

Topics for workshops planned for Friday include Africanized honey bees, honey bee queen issues and protecting bee colonies from bears.

Beeswax and honey competitions are also on the schedule.

The association says about 2,000 beekeepers in South Carolina manage approximately 25,000 honey bee colonies.

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Luna (anonymous) says...

Einstien sais that human kind will cease to exist when the bees dies off.

hhhhmmmmmmmmm.....maybe we should take better care of Mother Nature and she will take care of us!

July 16, 2009 at 11:43 a.m. ( | suggest removal )

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