Kalamazoo beekeeper creates Homeboy Honey to support bee conservation efforts.

🌐 Original language: English 📰 Source: wwmt.com
Kalamazoo beekeeper creates Homeboy Honey to support bee conservation efforts.
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KALAMAZOO, Mich. — Honey bees are crucial not only for producing honey but also for pollinating crops worldwide. However, American beekeepers are facing unprecedented colony losses, which could negatively impact farmers, food supplies, and grocery prices. In Kalamazoo, apiarist Kerwin Skinner is dedicated to preserving the honey bee population, starting with his own hives. Initially exploring beekeeping to enhance his organic garden, Skinner was surprised to learn about the bees' vital role in pollination. "I thought they ate the flowers," he admitted, but his curiosity led him to become deeply knowledgeable about bees, now managing numerous hives in his backyard.

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