Central Beekeepers Alliance

New Money for British Bee Research Posted: 04 Feb 2009 11:03 PM PST The British Beekeepers Association fears that another 2 billion honey bee will be lost in that country this year, at a cost to the national economy of about £54 million. But there’s also some good news for the beekeeping business in Britain. The Farmers Guardian reports that the British government will be putting £2.3 million into the National Bee Unit, “to help its efforts to improve beekeeper husbandry and ability to deal with disease,” with a further £400,000 going to bee health research every year for the next five years. See: Bees get £4.3M health boost William Surman Famers Guardian, 21 January 2009 Post from: Central Beekeepers Alliance

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