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Tuesday, 10 November 2009 09:57

Did you know that one of every three bites of food you eat is courtesy of a pollinating insect such as a bee? With declining bee populations across America, how does the bee and honey business stack up in Tennessee?
Well, first up, Cumberland County beekeeper Jeff Dayton delivers some fascinating facts on the sticky business of bees. Then—just to see how easy bees can be—amateur beekeepers Gay and Todd McNab offer up a look at their garden apiary and a taste of Dripping Springs Honey.

Tennessee Beekeepers Association



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Griffith explained a recycling program that turns leftover food from five prisons into rich, fertile mulch that’s then used on a 100-acre kitchen garden. The inmates working the farm save the prison system—and you, the taxpayer—money...
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