Veterans protect national food security by becoming beekeepers
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More than 5,000 active military, veterans, and dependents have received free training to become beekeepers thanks to the Heroes to Hives program.
Learn about beekeeping and more at the annual pollinator expo > Wright-Patterson AFB > Article Display
Hives for Heroes – Texan By Nature
Michigan State University creating tools to train veterinarians in honey bee medicine - Department of Entomology
Let it Bee > United States Navy > News Stories
Hancock County orchard owner helping veterans through beekeeping
MSU Extension receives endowed gift to grow 'Heroes to Hives' veterans program - Veterans
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Local beekeepers still dealing with colony collapse
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Veterans protect national food security by becoming beekeepers
Beekeeping For Veterans
Hancock County orchard owner helping veterans through beekeeping
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