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JASON HARMON: On early Adair County tries to improve bees Jason Harmon writes, "I thought this entry from an old Adair County Newspaper was really funny," and sent us this entry: January 15, 1902. Adair County News:Mr C.W. Bryant of Purdy was in town Monday and inrormed the News - man that he had thirty seven stands of bees and all seemed to be wintering well. Mr Bryant is a successful bee man and sells much honey. He could make the business much more profitable if his bees could work both day and night, while the bloom is on the vine and the honey dew on the leaf.He added, "I googled honey bee/lightning bug crossbreeding and was surprised that it was a commom experiment for beekeepers at the turn of the century. I see many claims of success, but I didn't think it was possible I hope all are all doing well." Thanks. We don't hear from Jason Harmon nearly enough, but when we do, it's well worth the wait. -EW This story was posted on 2009-04-14 18:12:39
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