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A sisterhood of Cleveland beekeepers create hive' songs
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For the second time in just a few days, a beehive belonging to Karin van Roosendal-Van Eijk from Heijningen has been robbed and kicked over. According to the beekeeper, this cannot be a coincidence and is a deliberate act. It is questionable whether the colony of approximately 60,000 bees will survive the attack. "This is simply murder," says Karin. The beehives are located along a cornfield on Oude Appelaarsedijk in Fijnaart. "They belong to fr…
A sisterhood of Cleveland beekeepers create hive' songs
On an overcast morning in Brooklyn Centre, the faint smell of smoke and the music of Macy Gray drifted through Ebonie Randle’s backyard as she suited up to check on her bees. The hive “looks way better than what it did two weeks ago,” she said, pleased. “ We definitely won’t get no honey harvested this year, but [the bees] look much healthier.” Randle is a founding member of My Sistas Keeper, a collective of Black, female, urban beekeepers in Gr…
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