Jamestown Swarm Chaser excels in capturing and relocating bees.

🌐 Original language: English 📰 Source: turnto10.com
Jamestown Swarm Chaser excels in capturing and relocating bees.
Illustration generated with AI

On a typical day in Jamestown, R.I., Stephen Santoro noticed a large bee nest at his home on Sloop Street. "I don't mind honeybees, but not that many," he remarked, prompting him to contact Jim Turenne, the Jamestown Swarm Chaser. Turenne, a beekeeper affiliated with the Rhode Island Beekeepers Association, is often seen harvesting honey at Godena Farm, part of the Conanicut Island Land Trust. He emphasized the importance of bees, stating they pollinate about one-third of the food supply.

Read the full article at the source →

Source: turnto10.com

This page is a short summary of the article; copyright belongs to the original source.

🏷️ Swarming

More beekeeping news

← All news
Dashboard
Apiary/Hives
Network
Market
News
Account
EN