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writings from Todd Hardie
November Newsletter 2014 September Newsletter 2014 July Newsletter 2014 June Newsletter 2014 May Newsletter 2014 April Newsletter 2014 March Newsletter 2014 February 2014 newsletter December 2013 newsletter “Black Gold” by Todd Hardie, founder and beekeeper, Caledonia Spirits Our Bees are Alive, Spring 2013 Winter Cluster, Winter Cold Health & the Hive what do you do in the winter? a life with honey in the kitchen petit train va loin/the little train goes far working at the honey house… What I learned from the bees (# 1 in a series) Ancient and Present Super Foods raw honey in healing and the treatment of wounded marine mammals Honey Gardens on the Food Network Live foods, Enzymes and Raw Honey Experiencing Beekeeping Across The World More than a truce Honey Bee Economics Going to the Farmer’s Market harvest and the abundance of the land Excerpt from a beekeeper’s journal, the wheel of the bee season elderberries, Russian queens and the lusciousness of summer the cross pollination of life Health & the Hive: A Beekeeper’s Journey The Common Language of Agriculture The whole is greater than the sum of the parts. our youth as the next caretakers of the honey bees Expectations and the truth of life to everything there is a season Nectar and Pollen Plants of the Champlain Valley, Vermont, a new blog the new honey crop is in ! What do the plants teach us? a profile in courage, Paul Cappy honeybees in traditional communities, Ghana, Africa seeing interdependence of nature and people raising queen bees from survivors in organic beekeeping our best crop beverage makin’ joy ! fire & moving to the light of Spring the angels of agriculture Traditions & Changes a relationship with the bees and plants rhythms of healing the work of harvesting honey, preservation of farm land balance & equalize …… and the flow is on the most recent action above the Blue Savannah Swamp healing plants of Maine The dance of the seasons continues… The Road to Rejuvenation elderberry for colds, flu, building the immunity system invasive species Summer of Honey the turning point Apitherapy propolis throat spray & wound wash with purple loosestrife & Usnea live foods, enzymes and raw honey Wild Cherry – Botanical Treasure Welcome to Spring A Spotty Summer State of the Hive Annual Report – Winter 1997/1998 Tim McFarline, McFarline Apiaries, Benson, Vermont. Tim raises queen bees organically from survivors and sells colonies of bees each Spring. We worked together for six years. May 2016. Live from the Hive by Annie Watson – July 2012 to July 2015 archives
