Aristotle was a Greek scientist and philosopher who lived from 384-322 B.C. His thirst for knowledge was unquenchable, and his extensive writings cover many subjects including the sciences, the arts, logic, language . . . and bees.
American Sourwood Honey has twice been selected as the "Best Honey in the World" at Apimondia, which is a bi-annual world conference for beekeepers and the honey industry. Slow Food USA had this to say about sourwood honey: "Sourwood honey is so rare that a good crop sometimes only surfaces once every decade. Yet, its deep, spicy flavor makes it sought after by honey connoisseurs everywhere."
Australian scientists glued radio transmitters onto 5,000 bees to track their movements. What did they learn?
Scientific American published a fascinating article about migratory beekeeping and the almond pollination industry in California.
