Bees and crops: Alabama eyes busy bees for more honey
Alabama honey output fell from 3,672,000 pounds in 1949 to 2,910,000 in 1980 due to weather and colony declines. Beekeepers, Auburn and extension officials propose longer bee activity and selective service to boost both honey and crimson clover seed production, citing North Carolina studies on pollination.
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Burns Bennett Montgomery
Alabama
Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
Alabama Beekeepers Association
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Autauga
Auburn
State Department of Agricul Jee
State Extension Service
Autauga County
North Carolina State College
Bedouin Tribesmen Turn From Nomads To Farming Life
Bedouin tribes in Israel near Beersheba abandon roaming for farming after years of border raids. officials note 12,000 Bedouins armed for self defense. education programs expand with 72 schools teaching Arabic. medical care and caravans introduced, while some customs persist.
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Beersheba
Israei
Israeil
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New Yorker Rucket Assignment Leads to Army Reserve Role
Col Edward J McGrew Jr rose to captain during active duty in February and served in World War II with the Chief of Staffs Construction Division. He later led supply logistics as G4 and was awarded the Legion of Merit in August. He is linked to Branford and Columbia, with a prior career as game warden and engineer.
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Sdlst
Wite
Anja Macedagane 3
Branford
Columbia
Col
McGrew
New York States Council
Grove
Kan
Building Code Commission
Lexington
Missouri
Massa
Thechusetts Insitute of
Cambridge
Mass
John Dzan
Phillips Academy
Poria
Andover
Col. McGrew
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