Comments on: Saving The Bees: Is Cow Urine The Key To Colony Collapse? http://www.gardenmandy.com/saving-the-bees-cow-urine-the-key-to-colony-collapse/ Organic Living, Gardening, Health and Environmental Issues Daily Thu, 29 Jul 2010 17:26:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: John Harding http://www.gardenmandy.com/saving-the-bees-cow-urine-the-key-to-colony-collapse/comment-page-1/#comment-11497 John Harding Thu, 29 Jul 2010 17:26:55 +0000 http://www.gardenmandy.com/?p=191#comment-11497 Hello, My name is John Harding from Stourbridge UK. Honeybees have been dying for centuries being esculated to the media and mainstream public in the past 20 ish years due to the Varroa Mite. Honeybees were taken from their natural habitat and put into logs, boxes, skeps and eventually beehives so mankind could harvest honey, however they were put where mankind wanted them. I am a beekeeper of 30 years experience, who 18 years ago stopped all chemicals and sugar, the reason, legal chemicals, at that time, to treat Varroa were killing my Queens, as this was done out of season, the new queens were unable to mate or mated very poorly, inevitably perrishing. I have found the answer and solution to stop Honeybees dying, its in my unpublished book "An HOLISTIC Way in Saving The Honeybee". I do not have Varroa or disease but get 2 or 3 times more crop. The reason for the demise of Honeybees is NOT pesticides, mobile phones or masts, microwaves or any modern alleged answer. The reason for the demise of Honeybees is Mankind (Beekeepers) now and in the past. Strong words but unfortunately I am right. John Harding, hardinglavies.freeserve.co.uk or 07974121472 or 01384 423557 Hello, My name is John Harding from Stourbridge UK.

Honeybees have been dying for centuries being esculated to the media and mainstream public in the past 20 ish years due to the Varroa Mite.

Honeybees were taken from their natural habitat and put into logs, boxes, skeps and eventually beehives so mankind could harvest honey, however they were put where mankind wanted them.

I am a beekeeper of 30 years experience, who 18 years ago stopped all chemicals and sugar, the reason, legal chemicals, at that time, to treat Varroa were killing my Queens, as this was done out of season, the new queens were unable to mate or mated very poorly, inevitably perrishing.

I have found the answer and solution to stop Honeybees dying, its in my unpublished book “An HOLISTIC Way in Saving The Honeybee”.

I do not have Varroa or disease but get 2 or 3 times more crop.

The reason for the demise of Honeybees is NOT pesticides, mobile phones or masts, microwaves or any modern alleged answer.

The reason for the demise of Honeybees is Mankind (Beekeepers) now and in the past.

Strong words but unfortunately I am right.

John Harding,

hardinglavies.freeserve.co.uk or 07974121472 or 01384 423557

]]> By: Eric Bronson http://www.gardenmandy.com/saving-the-bees-cow-urine-the-key-to-colony-collapse/comment-page-1/#comment-904 Eric Bronson Fri, 18 Jul 2008 00:00:44 +0000 http://www.gardenmandy.com/?p=191#comment-904 Not many people realize that a large majority of our food crops are pollinated by bees. I just did a post today on mason bees. They're are being used for commercial pollination now as well. And since they live a solitary existence so are not susceptible to colony collapse! Great blog! Eric Not many people realize that a large majority of our food crops are pollinated by bees. I just did a post today on mason bees. They’re are being used for commercial pollination now as well. And since they live a solitary existence so are not susceptible to colony collapse! Great blog!
Eric

]]> By: Green Home Hints http://www.gardenmandy.com/saving-the-bees-cow-urine-the-key-to-colony-collapse/comment-page-1/#comment-794 Green Home Hints Sun, 13 Jul 2008 15:45:01 +0000 http://www.gardenmandy.com/?p=191#comment-794 Thats a great post! A couple of weeks back, in Canada, a truck full of honey bees that was being transported to assist in the pollination of blueberry plants overturned on the highway, which turned into one huge mess! The decline in honey bee population has created far less than ideal conditions in many provinces for pollination of food plants. Thats a great post!

A couple of weeks back, in Canada, a truck full of honey bees that was being transported to assist in the pollination of blueberry plants overturned on the highway, which turned into one huge mess!

The decline in honey bee population has created far less than ideal conditions in many provinces for pollination of food plants.

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