Posted by brent zappe on June 01, 2016 at 06:23:13 from (108.239.155.68):
In Reply to: Bees posted by Greg K on June 01, 2016 at 05:30:52:
The problem with news reporters is they only make a story sound good so they can sell it to the pappers they work for. The honey bee causes no harm in less if you make a threat to them. We know that (right). What they make we like (honey). My Grandpa had alot of bee hives on his farm it really help out the crop in oranges, black berries,and many more other crops we grew. We protected our bee hives and my grandpa had a friend who would come out and get the honey out of them to. They really paid for them self.That is what my Grandpa use to tell all of use in the family but years go by and town grew which means now it is a big no to have them.
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