bees

Right now, everyone is talking about the price of eggs. They are at record highs due to the bird flu, but the next food crisis could be even more costly.

Many, many people have gotten into serious trouble for things they posted on Social Media, and for one Minnesota man, it cost him a ton of money.

For a few residents in Appleton Wisconsin who participated in the No-Mow May promotion, they helped increase the bee population in the area.

The State Of Minnesota will soon help pay you to turn your lawn into a sanctuary for bees.

A couple of weeks ago, thousands and thousands of bees gathered and formed a swarm on the UWS campus, which turned out to be a good thing.

There's a fine line between extreme and stupid. This guy has crossed it.

As I write this on a lovely Spring Day, in April, in Duluth, it is snowing outside, but at some point it has to finally warm up and bees will begin to smother over the Northland. So at some point it will be good to know this information.