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1 Missouri State Beekeepers Association P.O. Box 448 Oak Grove, MO August 2010 Eugene V. Makovec Editor Mentha longifolia (horse mint) is a very variable herbaceous perennial plant with a peppermint-scented aroma. Like many mints, it has a creeping rhizome, with erect to creeping stems cm tall. The leaves are oblong-elliptical to lanceolate, 5 10 cm long and cm broad, thinly to densely tomentose, green to greyish-green above and white below. The fl owers are 3 5 mm long, lilac, purplish, or white, produced in dense clusters (verticillasters) on tall, branched, tapering spikes; fl owering in mid to late summer. It spreads via rhizomes to form clonal colonies. -- Wikipedia Eugene Makovec Preliminary Results: Honeybee colony losses in the United States, winter Posted: April 22, 2010; Dennis vanengelsdorp1, Jerry Hayes2, Dewey Caron3, and Jeff Pettis4. Note: This is a preliminary analysis, and a more detailed final report is being prepared for publication at a later date. The Apiary Inspectors of America (AIA) and USDA-ARS Beltsville Honey Bee Lab conducted a survey to estimate winter colony loses for 2009/2010. Over 22.4% of the country s estimated 2.46 million colonies were surveyed. A total loss of 33.8% of managed honey bee colonies was recorded. This compares to total losses of 29%, 35.8% and 31.8% recorded respectively in the winters of 2008/2009, 2007/2008 and 2006/2007. In all, 4,207 beekeepers responded to the on-line survey and an additional 24 were contacted by phone. This response rate is orders of magnitude greater than previous years efforts, which relied on phone or responses only (2008/2009 n=778, 2007/2008 n=331, Don t forget the fair! Enter your beekeeing products, and volunteer in our MSBA booth. See page 3 for details. 2006/2007 n=384). On average, responding beekeepers lost 42.2% of their operation, an eight point or 23% increase from the average operational loss experienced by beekeepers in the winter of 2008/2009. Average losses were nearly three times greater than the losses beekeepers reported that they considered acceptable (14.4%). Sixtyone percent of beekeepers reported losses in excess of what they would consider acceptable. Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) is characterized, in part, by the complete absence of bees in dead colonies and apiaries. This continued on page 4 INSIDE THIS ISSUE From the President... 2 MO State Fair... 3 Mentor of the Year... 4 Now taking nominations Fall Meeting preview... 4 Make your reservations now Fall Meeting registration... 5 Flower petal bees... 6 Native pollinators workshop 7 August 13 in Columbia Upcoming meetings... 8 Thank you for the bees... 9 Eugene F. Makovec, Cookin with honey! Honey citrus marinade Local associations Membership application.. 12 Honey Princess report Directory of Officers... 13
2 Page 2 Missouri State Beekeepers Association From the President by Scott Moser Well, it looks like we are once again in the middle of another sweltering Missouri summer. Temperatures around here have hovered in the mid 90s, with humidity nearly as high! Some parts of the state have benefi tted, maybe too much in some cases, from rounds of rain and storms. Here in Jefferson County it seems like the rain has gone around us every time. The fl owers dried up some time ago, and the Dutch clover burned up from the heat. The honey flow around here was a bit short, but I have heard others from different parts of the state say their bees brought in a bumper crop of honey. I know the honey flow has dried up around here, because I am getting more and more calls about bees in hummingbird feeders. If you get calls from such bird lovers, tell them to look for hummingbird feeders that have a valve in them designed so that the hummingbird can get the feed, but not the bees. Last year, I found them at Orscheln, but I am sure other stores carry them as well. Pam Brown, our program chair, has been busy setting up the upcoming general meetings. Our Spring 2011 meeting in Branson has come together, and she is diligently working on Fall I want to especially invite the members from the southwest part of the state to attend the Branson meeting so that we can learn from you about keeping bees in that area. Thanks to Grant Gillard for finalizing all the plans for the Fall 2010 meeting. Information for that meeting will be posted on the MSBA website. It looks like it will be a great meeting in Cape. Hope to see a record turnout at both those meetings. Recently, we held our Executive Board meeting in Jefferson City. Several new and exciting ideas came out of that meeting. One of the ideas that I am excited about is the Beekeeping Photography Competition that we will be holding. What a great chance to combine two things in such a positive way. Winning photos will be used to create a yearly MSBA calendar that members can purchase. What a wonderful way to highlight the talent of the MSBA beekeepers. It is fair time once again. This year s Missouri State Fair will run from August in Sedalia. The MSBA is looking for volunteers to help with the booth once again. You can sign up as an individual, or your local can come up and take a day in which you can focus on your club. What a great way for your club to get information out to the public! So often, such contact leads to more members and increased honey sales in your area. It is amazing how many beekeepers I run into that say, I didn t know there was a club there! Besides, it is a fun time meeting the people who come to visit the booth. Just ask Steve Harris! Steve helped out last year one day for the first time, and this year he arranged to take vacation so he can be there each day. If you are interested in helping us out, contact Dean Sanders at I also want to take an opportunity to invite all members and local associations to participate in the Missouri State Fair Honey competition this year. In addition to the State Fair prizes, the MSBA will match the winnings to individual MSBA members, something new that we are implementing this year. Thanks to Dean Sanders and Steve Harris for helping us get the booth manned and organized this year. Finally, you can now find the MSBA on Facebook. There is a link on the first page of the website that will take you right to us. Be sure to join the group. You can post pictures, links, join discussions, or post anything bee related. Facebook isn t just for the kids anymore. It is a wonderful way to stay connected to beekeepers around the state. Happy beekeeping! WEAVER S FAMOUS QUEENS And Package Bees Buckfast & All-American OVER 121 YEARS OF SERVICE THE R WEAVER APIARIES, INC C.R. 319, NAVASOTA, TX Phone (936) FAX (936) WEBSITE: DRAPER S SUPER BEE Specializing in: Bee Pollen Beekeeping Supplies Containers Observation Hives Call for a free pollen sample & supply catalog (402)
3 There s still time to pack your honey entries, and your bags, and join Chairman Dean Sanders at the Missouri State Fair. With the theme Growing Great Memories, the fair will again showcase the best of Missouri agriculture; competitions; professional entertainment from Sheryl Crow to the Gatlin Brothers; rural lifestyle experiences; hands-on science, technology and innovation; family-friendly amenities for infants to mature adults; and action-packed activities. The Missouri State Fair is the perfect blend of activities for a memorable family outing. The midway carnival includes games and rides for children and thrill seekers of all ages. The nightlife on the fairgrounds kicks up each evening with free music on the Budweiser Stage and music stars performing on the stage of the Pepsi Grandstand. Admission at the gate: $8; age 60+, $6; ages 6-12, $2, younger than 6, free. Tickets can be purchased in advance for a discount. See for schedules and details. Entering your products in competition: Beekeepers can also enter the fruits of their labor in competition. Categories include everything from extracted and comb honey to beeswax and even observation hives. For a list of categories, visit Click on Agriculture, Fine Arts & Economics, then download the Agriculture Entry Blank, as well as the Agriculture Rules & August 2010 Page 3 It s not too late to meet us at the fair, August in Sedalia Classes PDF, with Bee Culture on page 2. Be sure to supply your Social Security number on the entry form in order to be paid for any winnings. The MSBA will also match prize money won by members in these competitions. In addition to individual entries, local clubs will again compete against each other. Last year s club winner was Eastern MO Beekeepers, while Midwestern member Lowell Hutchison took the Individual Grand Champion award. Booth workers needed As always, our Honey Booth cannot operate without the generous help of MSBA members. Dean Sanders, our Fair Chairman, is recruiting volunteers now. It s a great excuse to spend a couple of days in Sedalia taking in all that this wonderful state has to offer. Last year, in addition to individual volunteers, several local associations sent groups to Sedalia to help out. We would like to see that kind of effort again this year; in fact, our success depends on it. The Fair is one of our most important opportunities to let the public know we re here to educate and promote beekeeping and all the wonderful products and services honeybees and their keepers provide. Weather permitting, it can also be an important fundraiser for our group. Please call Dean at to volunteer your time.
4 2010 Fall Meeting: Join us in Cape Girardeau October and make 2011 your best year ever! Make plans now to attend our annual Fall Meeting on October It will take place in Cape Girardeau at the Plaza Convention Center. The slogan for this year s meeting is: Making 2011 your best year ever! There is no shortage of challenges facing beekeepers today, from varroa and hive beetles to pesticides and whatever this CCD thing is all about.continuing education and communication with other beekeepers are among the keys to success. Featured speakers include David Burns of Long Lane Honey Bee Farms in Illinois (www.honeybeesonline.com), and Michael Palmer, past president of the Vermont Beekeepers Association. We ll have some other local/state people involved; anyone who has something they d like to share should please contact Vice President Grant Gillard, whose contact information appears on page 13. Adjacent hotels giving group rate/discounted rooms are the Holiday Inn Express ($99.00): com/capegirardeau or ; and the Victorian Inn ($79.00): victorianinn/ or The group rates are available to those Michael Palmer who register under MO State Beekeepers. Vermont Beekeeper Michael Palmer and his wife Leslie started with two hives in 1974, and currently run 750. Michael has developed an apiary management system with an emphasis on sustainability, which he practices through queen-rearing and the overwintering of nucleus colonies. He is a past president of the Vermont Beekeepers Association, and is currently leading a two-year queen-rearing project for Vermont beekeepers. Wanted: Mentoring stories The MSBA Executive Board has decided to recognize some of the many mentors who pitch in each year to help beginning beekeepers get started. To that end, we are seeking nominations from our membership for our 2010 Mentor of the Year Awards. If you have been the benefi ciary this year of an extraordinary mentoring effort, please tell us your story. Contact Vice President Grant Gillard with the details. (Grant s contact information appears on page 13.) The awards will be announced in early August 2010 Page 4 David Burns, of Long Lane Honey Bee Farms in Fairmount, IL, has been a beekeeper for 16 years and runs about 100 hives. Several years ago his family started a bee business manufacturing and selling beekeeping woodenware. They began by primarily producing honey, but three years ago shifted to package bees, nucs and queen production. David is a part of the Illinois Queen Initiative, an effort to improve local queen stock in the David Burns Midwest. He serves as President of the Central Eastern Beekeepers Association, and Central Director of the Illinois Beekeepers Association. David also hosts the Wildlife Pro Network s monthly Beekeeping Podcast. Long Lane Honey Bee Farms offers the following monthly beekeeping classes at the apiary: Basic Beekeeping, Advance Beekeeping and Queen Rearing. They also offer a beekeeping podcast and free online lessons via their website, US colony losses, winter continued from page 1 survey was not designed to differentiate between definitive cases of CCD and colonies lost as the result of other causes that share the absence of dead bees symptom. Only 28% of operations reported that at least some of their dead colonies were found dead without dead bees. However this group lost a total of 44% of their colonies, as compared to the total loss of 25% experienced by beekeepers who did not report losses indicative of CCD. Responding beekeepers attributed their losses to starvation (32%), weather (29%), weak colonies in the fall (14%), mites (12%) and poor queens (10%). Only 5% of beekeepers attributed CCD as the major cause for their losses. It is also important to note that this survey only reports on winter losses and does not capture the colony losses that occur throughout the summer as queens or entire colonies fail and need to be replaced. Preliminary data from other survey efforts suggest that these summer losses can also be signifi cant. All told, the rate of loss experienced by the industry is unsustainable. 1.Dennis vanengelsdorp, The Pennsylvania State University/Apiary Inspectors of America (AIA), Past-President com Jerry Hayes, Florida Department of Agriculture, AIA Past President, Dewey Caron, Oregon State Univ., Jeff Pettis USDA-ARS Bee Research Laboratory, Beltsville, MD, jeff
5 Missouri State Beekeepers Association Fall 2010 Meeting Registration Form List all names for name tags. List any pertinent info such as Master Beekeeper, Beekeeper of the Year (and which year), name of honey business, etc. NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP+4 PHONE Pre-registration fees (Registration must be received by October 10, 2010) Member $22.00 X = Member Family (i.e. husband & wife, father & son etc.) $32.00 (Must have paid 2010 dues as a family) Non-member (per person) $30.00 X = Registrations made after October 10, 2010 Member $25.00 X = Non-member (No family discount on late registrations) $35.00 X = New, reduced meal prices! Friday night Queen Banquet We are offering a buffet featuring pork and chicken. Adult - $11.00 per person ($11.00 x ) = Child - $5.00/child under 12 ($ 5.00 x ) = Saturday lunch: Little Taste of Italy buffet Adult - $7.00/person ($7.00 x ) = Child - $4.00/child under 12 ($4.00 x ) = Membership 2010 Missouri State Beekeepers Assn. Individual: Renewal New $15.00 Membership 2010 Missouri State Beekeepers Assn. Family: Renewal New $20.00 Queen fund donation Meeting fund donation Donation $ Donation $ Total $ Please make checks payable to: Missouri State Beekeepers Assn. Send to Pam Brown, 1407 Sneak Rd., Foristell, Mo If you pre-register and then cannot attend, your registration fee will be considered a donation and no refunds will be made. If you pay for meals and we are able to sell them you will be refunded for those. Please note no receipt will be sent. Checks will be deposited after the meeting.
6 Page 6 Missouri State Beekeepers Association Obscure solitary bee uses flower petals for nest wallpaper by Kathleen Masterson May 6, 2010 When we think of bee nests, we often think of a giant hive, buzzing with social activity, worker bees and honey. But scientists recently discovered a rare, solitary type of bee that makes tiny nests by plastering together fl ower petals. Each nest is a multicolored, textured little cocoon -- a papier-mache husk surrounding a single egg, protecting it while it develops into an adult bee. It s not common for bees to use parts of plants for nests, says Dr. Jerome Rozen of the American Museum of Natural History of the unexpected fi nd. His team stumbled across the nests of the Osima (Ozbekosima) avoseta bee in Turkey. Oddly enough, another team discovered the same bee and fl owery nests in Iran on the same day. The two teams published their research together in the American Museum Novitates. These Thumbelina-like nests are a fascinating natural work of art, but they re also key to understanding more about how the roughly 20,000 species of bees live. There s a demand for biologists to know bees nowadays, Rosen says. They are the foremost animal pollinators of plants, and tremendously important for maintaining ecosystems -- not only crops but also for conservation. To learn more, the scientists watched the busy mama bees. Building a nest takes a day or two, and the female might create about 10 nests in total, often right next to each other. To begin construction, she bites the petals off of fl owers and fl ies each petal -- one by one -- back to the nest, a peanut-sized burrow in the ground. She then shapes the multi-colored petals into a cocoon-like structure, laying one petal on top of the other and occasionally using some nectar as glue. When the outer petal casing is complete, she reinforces the inside with a paper-thin layer of mud, and then another layer of petals, so both the outside and inside are wallpapered -- a potpourri of purple, pink and yellow. These meticulous shells are just over a half-inch long and usually will Heartland Honey and Beekeeping Supplies South Clare Road Spring Hill, KS house just one tiny egg. To prepare for her offspring, the mother collects pollen and nectar, which she carries back to the burrow in a nifty part of the digestive tract called the crop. She deposits this gooey blob of nutritional goodness in the bottom of the flower-petal nest. Then, she lays the egg, right on top of the gelatinous blob. At this point, it s time to seal in the egg. The mother bee neatly folds in the inner layer of petals, smears a paper-thin mud layer and then folds the outer petals. The casing is nearly airtight, which helps protect the vulnerable egg (and later larva, then pupa) from fl ooding or excessive dryness or hoofed animals. In only three to four days, the egg hatches into a larva. When it fi nishes feasting on the nectar, the larva spins a cocoon (still inside the shell, which has hardened into a protective casing by this point) and then hangs out. Rosen says he isn t sure whether it spends the winter as a larva or as an adult. But at some point the creature s tissue begins to restructure itself, and it transforms into an adult. Come springtime, the adult bee emerges from its fl owery bower. Then, the cycle starts all over again.
7 Randy Tindall Photos Native Pollinators Workshop Friday, August 13, 2010 Topics to be included: Importance and biology of native bees and other pollinators in urban, rural, and natural areas Creating habitat for native pollinators Native plants that attract pollinators Integrated Pest Management in farms State and Federal Conservation Programs, and more. Who should attend: This workshop is open to everyone including producers, farmers, extension and research specialists, master naturalists, master gardeners, conservationists, and anyone interested in learning about native pollinators. Time: 8:30 am to 3 pm, with option of a prairie tour from 3 5pm. Indoor and outdoor training and exhibits will be included. Location: MU Bradford Research and Extension Center, Columbia, MO For directions visit: For registration or more information contact Nadia Navarrete Tindall at navarrete or visit $15/person includes lunch, refreshments, native seed and educational materials Please send registration and check payable, by August 6, to Missouri Prairie Foundation at P.O. Box 200, Columbia, MO 65205
8 Page 8 Missouri State Beekeepers Association Upcoming meetings: MSBA Spring Meeting 2011: Branson, March at the Lodge of the Ozarks. Featured speakers include Dennis vanengelsdorp, University of PA, and apitherapy expert Reyah Carlson, (www.reyasbeesness.com). North American Beekeeping Conference: This will be a joint convention between the American Honey Producers Association and the American Beekeeping Federation, in Galveston, Texas, at the San Luis Resort, January 3-9, Contact AHPA Executive Secretary Jerry Brown at if you have any questions. Go to for Convention Center details. Remember to make your reservations SOON as this conference is expected to fi ll up quickly. Your help is needed. Please volunteer! HELP!!! LADIES or MEN -- At our March 2011 Meeting, we are going to start having some FUN competitions, one being Cooking With Honey. We need several volunteers to help with this project. Can we count on you? Please contact Pam Brown at or Sharon Gibbons has for sale: Honey Supers with drawn comb: $20.00 each Illinois, $15 ea shallow. Dadant Bottling Tank 45 gallon-stainless, double water jacket - $ cases 190 ml Hex Jar with gold lids - $9 per case Barrels and fi ve-gallon buckets Round Section Supers with frames - $20 each 1 Kelley Grocers Tank, holds 15 gal. honey - $200 with brass valve Call : or Beekeeping Business Closed Items for sale: 72-frame Walter Kelley stainless radial extractor, $ or best offer Medium (6 5/8 ) boxes, $5-10 each depending on condition Empty frames for Illinois mediums (6 5/8 ), $0.50 each for used, $1.00 each for new Solid bottom boards, $1.00 each Metal queen excluders, $2.00 each Propolis traps, $2.00 each Contact Anne Orth: cell , or landline answering machine THE HAWLEY HONEY COMPANY 220 North Elm Iola, KS (After 8 pm ) White clover honey strained in 5-gallon buckets. We will pack it in your jars for an extra fee. Bee Equipment - New and Used - Used Extractors Corn syrup, sugar syrup and SUGAR Bees -- Frames of brood Call for prices. Can deliver to Kansas City, Joplin or Butler, MO HONEY TRADIN POST Wanted to buy: Extracted honey in fi ve-gallon buckets. Could use buckets. Please contact Bob Verslues Need to buy or sell honey or related products? Contact the editor to post your needs here. Members only.
9 Thank you for the bees by Eugene Makovec Actually, it was sugar rationing that drove me into beekeeping. Dad was dying of cancer, and we were talking about a number of things, bees included. I knew his father had also kept bees, so I assumed Dad came into the bees along with the Guernseys. He quit the 10th grade in 1941 to run the dairy farm when his last brother enlisted in the army. His father was not as young or as healthy as he d once been and could not run the farm by himself. As it turned out, Grandpa had stopped keeping bees several years before, and the equipment was sitting empty. It wasn t until the government clamped down on sugar supplies during World War II that the need for sweeteners got Dad thinking about honey. My dad liked sugar in his coffee, he remembered. He didn t have many luxuries, but this was one he insisted on. So the government didn t ration honey? I asked. No, he replied. In fact, beekeepers could get extra rations of sugar to feed their bees. Whatever the reason, Dad took to beekeeping and never looked back. He ran as many as a dozen hives at one time (about 11 more than needed to sweeten the family s coffee), and I remember us always having at least two or three in the yard when I was growing up. I was always a daydreamer as a kid. As the eighth of 10 kids, it was easy for me to get lost in the shuffl e. When my head wasn t buried in a book, my mind was miles away from whatever chores I was doing on the farm. So while I always thought honeybees were kind of cool, I had about as much interest in beekeeping as I did in milking cows. Besides, bees were always Dad s thing he did on his own, and he was never one to talk about stuff unless you asked about it. I didn t ask about bees until after Dad quit beekeeping in the 1990s. But I found him more than willing to share. I was the fi rst one to take up his hobby, and he gave me lots of advice, along with a bunch of his old equipment. Most of all, he just loved to talk about bees. Whenever I would call my parents about anything at all, he was the fi rst to bring up the bees. My brother Frank took up beekeeping several years after me, and brother Tom recently made his property available to a commercial beekeeper to place about 50 hives for the summer. In fact, on the day after Dad s funeral I was at Tom s house helping him catch a couple of swarms and assemble the equipment to house them. He had offi cially become a beekeeper. Kind of a fi tting sendoff to Dad, I said afterward. Tom nodded. He would have enjoyed this. Dad lived about six weeks after his cancer diagnosis. We were all very fortunate that his mind was sharp and we were able to visit with him, ask questions, share stories and say goodbye. The last time I saw him, about 36 hours before he died, he was very weak and had diffi culty talking. But he was still alert and communicative. It was my last chance, and I told him how much I loved him and appreciated all that he had done for us kids over the years. But I realized later that I d never thanked him for the greatest joy he had given me. Dad if you re reading this thank you for the bees. Eugene F. Makovec, August 15, 1925 to July 17, 2010 August 2010 Page 9 Eugene F. Makovec collects a swarm of bees in 1950 at his home in Stetsonville, Wisconsin. Dad was only 25 years old in this photo, and had already been keeping bees for nine years. Requeening Italian Colonies With Russian queens by Ian Brown The requeening procedure has frustrated many beekeepers because standard introduction techniques often are not successful when requeening Italian colonies with Russian queens, as the colonies may reject the new queens. Italian bee colonies need more time and separation to become acclimated to Russian queens. Step 1: Split the colony in half, with the two halves separated by a double screen. Step 2: Place the old queen in the bottom half and a caged Russian queen in the upper. Step 3: Release the Russian queen from her cage after 7-10 days. Step 4: Once the Russian queen has been accepted and has laid eggs for one month, kill the old queen, and reunite the two halves (remove the screens).
10 6-12 Frame Radial Extractor with Motor 20 Frame Radial Extractor Dadant AN new and improved extractor motors Quieter Running Motor More torque 6-12 Frame Radial Extractor No more hand reversing of frames - uncap, load, extract, and unload. Reel capacity / 8 " deep frames; / 4 " or shallow frames. Frame guides provide positive frame placement. Ball bearings top and bottom. Powered by specifically designed direct drive motor with manually controlled electronic speed control. 120 v. operation. All welded 24" dia. 28" tall Type 304, 20 gauge stainless steel tank with inverted coned bottom and 1 1 / 2 " welded fitting. 1 1 / 2 " plastic honey gate w/barbed adapter included. Stainless steel stand sold separately. M Frame Extractor Ships Freight Only Ship Wt. 105 lbs $1, M00415 Stand Only, Sold separately. Ships Freight Only Ship Wt. 70 lbs $ (both items ship freight only) D sons Stronger gears in gear box Speed control is fused on both input and output lines On/off switch on speed control new and improved extractor motors 4 Section Reel Type 304 Stainless Steel 20 Gauge Stainless Steel Holds Any Size Frame 20 Individual Frame Pockets Can Hold Up To 36 Frames 30'' Diameter 28'' High All Dadant Extractors are Made With Gauges of Steel Heavier than our Competitors! The ideal choice for a growing extracting operation. From a few colonies to several hundred, the 20-frame radial is excellent. Comes complete with welded drain (2" Female Pipe thread) with 2"to 1 1/2" reducer bushing. A powerful variable speed direct drive motor powers the unit. 120 v. operation. (Stand sold separately). M Frame Radial, Ship Wt. 120 lbs Ships Freight Only.... $1, M00444 Stand only, Ship Wt. 70 lbs Ships Freight Only $ South Second Street Hamilton, IL Toll-Free or your nearest Dadant branch Dadant Extractors... Made in the USA! Why are they the best in the business? TWICE as THICK as our competitors We use Type 304 stainless steel. This may not mean anything to you, but it is the most widely used and accepted stainless steel in the food-processing industry, because of its resistance to rust and corrosion to protect your honey. We use stainless that in some cases is almost TWICE as THICK as our competitors stainless steel. You want durability? Here it is. Sheets of stainless steel are difficult to permanently join together. Instead of using the old technology of soldering, caulking or crimping stainless steel together, we use state-ofthe-art, Automatic MIG welders to actually melt and weld our stainless steel together. Smooth welds inside and out that won t ever leak. No sealants are used to hide poor quality welds and prevent leaks. Dadant manufacturing standards are rigid. We meet them on each and every all-welded stainless steel tank sold. Each tank is tested before it leaves the factory. A team of 15 is involved in the over 25 steps it takes to make the durable, efficient and sanitary stainless steel extractors from Dadant.
11 Beekeepers Association of the Ozarks 4th Tuesday of each month, 7:00 p.m. The Library Center, 4653 S. Campbell, Springfi eld Boone Regional Beekeepers Association 3rd Sunday of month, 1:00 p.m., Columbia Insurance Group, 2102 Whitegate Dr. (back door), Columbia Contact Art Gelder Busy Bee Club 4th Tuesday of each month, 7:00 p.m., Cedar County Health Center, Owens Mill Road, Stockton Neal Lee Neil Brunner Eastern Missouri Beekeepers Association 2nd Wednesday of each month, 7:00 p.m., Powder Valley Nature Center Craigwold Rd., Kirkwood Bob Sears, President Golden Valley Beekeepers 2nd Monday of each month, 7:00 p.m. (but varies) Henry County Courthouse, Clinton MO Contact Kathy Murphy Jackson Area Beekeepers 4th Tuesday of each month, 7:00 p.m. First Pres. of Jackson, 206 E. Washington Contact Grant Gillard Jefferson County Beekeepers Association 2nd Tuesday of each month, 7:30 p.m., Hwy B & 21 Jefferson County Extension Center, Hillsboro Contact Scott Moser Joplin Area Beekeepers Association Last Tue. of each month, 7 pm, SM Bank Community Building (7th and Duquesne Rd), Joplin Contact Gene Foley Mid Missouri Beekeepers 3rd Sunday of each month, 2 pm, St. James Tourist Ctr. Contact Don Moore Midwestern Beekeepers Association Nov-March, 3rd Sunday of each month, 2:30 p.m. April-Oct, 2nd Thursday of each month, 7:00 p.m. (Schedule varies; please call fi rst to confi rm.) Bass Pro Shop, Independence, Conservation Room Cecil Sweeney, President Mississippi Valley Beekeepers Association Last Tuesday of Month in Quincy, IL Contact Debi Bridgman Missouri Valley Beekeepers Association 3rd Monday of each month, 7:00 p.m. Scenic Regional Library, Union Contact Rodney Angell dnet.com August 2010 Page 11 Local Beekeepers Associations Parkland Beekeepers 3rd Tuesday of each month, 108 Harrison, Farmington Contact Gene Wood Pomme de Terre Beekeepers 2ndThursday of each month, 7 pm Missouri Extension Offi ce, Hermitage Contact Bessi Shryer South Central Missouri Beekeepers Association 1st Friday of month, Howell Electric Coop, West Plains Monty Wiens, President Southern MO Beekeepers of Monett MOBees ) 3rd Tuesday of each month, 7:00 p.m. Monett High School VO-AG Building Robert Sperandio, President Southwest Beekeepers Association 1st Tuesday of month, Neosho High School FFA Building Contact Herb Spencer Three Rivers Beekeepers 3rd Monday of month, University of Missouri Extension, 260 Brown Road, St. Peters, Missouri, 7:00 p.m. For info: 2952 Greenleaf Drive, St. Charles, MO Cookin with Honey! by Carrie Sayers Honey Citrus Marinade (for pork, chicken or seafood) Ingredients: 1/3 Cup HONEY 2/3 Cup Orange Juice 1 T Soy Sauce 1 Clove Fresh Garlic (minced) Pinch Crushed Red Pepper Method: Stir all ingredients together marinate your protein choice for at least one-half hour but no more than 8 hours the citric acid in the OJ will cook it for you! I suggest grilling after marinating but the broiler or stove top works well too. Enjoy! Carrie Sayers (www.sayerscatering.com) is a beekeeper in Glendale, MO, and has been cooking with honey for years.
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13 August 2010 Page 13 Honey Princess Report by Lillian-Grace Misko Greetings Everyone, What an eventful and exciting summer it has been -- yet, it is not completely over. Besides traveling to New York and Massachusetts for two immediate family weddings, I have been having a wonderful time meeting many people while traveling as the Honey Princess. I would like to note that one of my favorite privileges as Honey Princess is to see the smiles and share in the joy of children when I put a bee sticker on them. I hope I never run out of those stickers! My most recent trip was all the way down to West Plains, MO for the Old Time Music Ozark Heritage Festival. I was there for two days and demonstrated a recipe from my brochure each day. Everyone loved the Gypsy Dressing and Microwave Bran Muffi ns. This was my fi rst experience doing a public cooking demonstration (I even had a handless microphone); I will say, I had a blast sharing stories! (Thank you Monty Wiens for donating the delicious spring honey!) I thought I would only be doing my cooking with honey demonstration, but I ended up broadening my dance horizons by being taught how to jig and to square dance (the offi cial Missouri State Dance) by the Do Si Do Company! I even received a mini lesson on the dulcimer! I met many wonderful people while promoting honey on this trip, including a lady who graduated from both of the colleges that I am attending! I love how certain people are just meant to cross our paths. Speaking of crossing paths, I even came across a yellow motorcycle with a mighty looking bee logo on it -- you guessed right, I defi nitely got a picture of it. In early June I appeared at Powell Gardens for Bug Day, so far the closest event to my home. At this event I showed off a spectacular observation hive from Brian Norris. This observation hive was perfect to explain to people about the different combs (brood comb and honey comb) and to point out the different bees (worker bees, drones, and the queen bee). The observation hive attracted young children as well as adults -- all ages absolutely loved it and were interested in hearing more about bees and honey. Like I said earlier, the summer is not over yet. I still have places to travel, including Springfi eld (Springfi eld Fair), Walnut Grove (Mead Fest at 7C s Winery) and Sedalia (Missouri State Fair). I hope everyone has been able to keep an eye on their hives during swarm season! Super up! NO supers, NO honey! Be careful in the heat. Take lots of breaks and drink lots of water. With much care, Lillian-Grace Misko, Honey Princess 2010 Directory of Officers President: Scott Moser Davis Lane, Cedar Hill, MO Vice President: Grant Gillard North High Street, Jackson, MO Secretary: Steve Moeller N. Kircher Rd., Columbia, MO Treasurer: Ron Vivian Fricke Road, Bates City, MO Past-President: Ken Norman Shiloh Church Road, Marionville, MO Western Director: Brian Norris cell 3388 Mountain View Road Bates City, MO Southern Director: Dave Kayser* Canterbury Drive, Fordland, MO Eastern Director: Steve Harris Sherbrooke Road, St. Charles, MO Southeastern Director: Ray Batton N. 14th St., Poplar Bluff, MO Program Chairperson: Pam Brown Sneak Road, Foristell, MO Newsletter Editor: Eugene Makovec Pearl Ave., Kirkwood, MO cell Auxiliary Treasurer: Dolores Vivian Fricke Road, Bates City, MO Queen Chairperson: Joyce Justice P.O. Box 16566, Raytown, MO State Fair Chairman: Dean Sanders cell Old Pink Hill Road, Oak Grove, MO State Entomologist: Collin Wamsley Associate Professor of Entomology: Richard Houseman Agricultural Building, University of Missouri- Columbia, Columbia, MO *We need a volunteer to fi ll this position. Please contact Scott Moser or Grant Gillard for information.
14 Missouri State Beekeepers Association P.O. Box 448 Oak Grove, MO Mentha longifolia (horse mint) blooms for two to three months in the spring and summer, and attracts a wide variety of bees and wasps, including this unidentifi ed specimen. photo by Eugene Makovec This newsletter is published six times per year, in even months. Submissions are due by the 15th of the month prior to publication. The edition is in color, and contains hyperlinks and bonus back-page material, while the print version is in black-and-white. If you are a member currently receiving the printed newsletter and you wish to upgrade, just send an to with newsletter in the subject line. I ll reply with confi rmation, and add you to my list. Advertising rates are as follows: Business card size $15.00 Half page $50.00 Quarter page $35.00 Full page $ Classified Ads: Advertise one to three beekeeping-related items in a one-line ad at no charge. This service is for non-commercial MSBA members only, and is limited to one ad per item per calendar year. Honey Trading Post: This is a free service to members wishing to buy or sell honey on a wholesale basis. Just or call the editor with contact information and whether you are buying or selling. Pricing is between the interested parties.
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"I was once an advocate of joined-up government, because I wanted efficiency. But too often joined-up government seems to mean joined-up fascism. In June, a select committee of MPs heard some astonishing evidence from respected campaign groups. One, Parents Against Injustice, gave instances where people whose children were being taken into care had not been allowed to challenge the allegations against them. The Association for Improvements in the Maternity Services (Aims), said that midwives were being turned into 'health police'. Jean Robinson, of Aims, said that she had seen case after case where health visitors and midwives were not supporting postnatally depressed mothers but reporting them to police and social workers, whose interventions largely made things worse." —Camilla Cavendish
"Is Jacqui Smith, the home secretary, a pocket dictator? Is there no drop of liberalism in her veins, no concept of personal freedom, no fear of a repressive state? Or is she just another home secretary? This month she apparently felt obliged by dark forces beyond her control to add another weapon to the armoury of illiberal power. She wants to record at her Cheltenham communications headquarters every mobile phone call, text and internet message of every Briton living. This is close to madness." —Simon Jenkins


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Technologies,Trending 7 Sep , 2013
Two phone makers that have been battling it out for a long time over patents are Apple and Samsung. While battles in court continue, there is another battle set to take place in the form of the Apple iPhone 6 and the Samsung Galaxy S4 in 2013.
Samsung Galaxy S4 vs iPhone 6: future wars
At the moment there is no confirmed news on the iPhone 6 but the Samsung Galaxy S4 is already in stores. However as we have seen with both these brands in the past, specs isn't the only deciding factor. Apple are said to be refreshing the Apple iPhone 5 this year, while Samsung are thought to be bringing many more Samsung Galaxy S4 variants our way.
Rumours have been going around about Samsung since November when it was said that they would release the Samsung Galaxy S4 with a display of 4.99 inches and it would be full HD Super AMOLED. If turned out to be true and now we are even seeing models like the Galaxy S4 Active and ZOOM. Apple on the other hand for the first time since the start of the iPhone gave the Apple iPhone 5 a larger display, it has been suggested that they will keep this size but the display will be the IGZO display courtesy of Sharp; and the handset will have a 128GB model too.
It seems that Apple bump up the specs of the processor with each new handset they reveal in a very predictable manner. Hence we can expect a quad-core processor with possibly 1GB to 2GB RAM. The Samsung Galaxy S4 of course has its octa-cores.
The Apple iPhone 6 is thought to be coming out in the fall only.
There is a rumour that the Apple iPhone 6 is thought to have the 13 megapixel camera from Sony too.
Once again it looks like Samsung may have the numbers on its side when it comes to the specs sheet, however real world performance will only be known when we can actually test drive these upcoming flagships.
The iPhone 5S release date could land September 20th.
The Samsung Galaxy S4 has been out for months now as it first hit the United States back in April. The device is currently available on a host of different carriers and it won't be going anywhere as we head into the fall. The device's successor, the Samsung Galaxy S5, has been rumored for arrival next year, but it's unlikely to arrive before the month of March, same month as the Galaxy S4 launch.


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Do you suffer of degenerative diseases? Did they tell you that it is only in your head? It is perhaps not so far from the truth … because the cause of your illness is in your mouth.
There is a common dental procedure that every dentist will tell you that it is completely safe even though scientists warn about the dangers of its more than 100 years.
What a dental procedure is concerned?
It is about removing the nerve. Millions of these operations are done each year.
The teeth that were extracted its nerves are essentially dead teeth and can become a sanctuary for highly toxic to anaerobic bacteria. One under certain conditions can get into your bloodstream and cause a number of serious medical conditions.
Many of these toxic teeth may seem completely healthy for years, making it difficult to detect the origin of systemic diseases.
Weston A. Price: The best dentist in the world
Many dentists should familiarize themselves with the work of Dr. Weston Price. Unfortunately, his work is still suppressed by medical and dental professionals.
Dr Price traveled the world studying the teeth, bones and diet of various indigenous populations who do not enjoy the benefits of modern food. Price was trying to cure an infection of the nerves and became suspicious when he realized that nerves remain infected despite their treatment. He suggested one day the woman, who was confined to a wheelchair for six years, to pull out a tooth, although he did wrong.
She agreed, and he took her teeth and implanted under the skin of a rabbit. The rabbit developed the same arthritis that plagued the woman and died of infection 10 days later. However, the woman recovered, and began to walk without the use of a cane.
Price was discovered that mechanically is impossible to sterilize tooth where the nerve is removed.
Dr Price was then written two excellent books in 1922 on his research. Unfortunately, his work was suppressed 70 years ago while George Majnig finally revealed the truth.
The causes of many diseases
Due to lack of oxygen and nutrients, these formerly friendly organisms become stronger, more virulent anaerobes that produce a range of toxins.
No form of sterilization has been effective enough to solve this problem. The infection is often spread up the jaw, where it creates cavitation and cracks.
All this happens with very few symptoms, if there are any. It is possible that you have a festering dead tooth, and you do not know. However, this is not the end of your torment.
It may cause diseases of the heart, kidneys, bones and brain
As long as your immune system is strong, any bacteria that strays away from the infected tooth is destroyed. However, if your immune system is weakened due to illness or injury, it will not be able to control the infection.
These bacteria can then move into surrounding tissue and end up in your bloodstream, where it is transferred to the new location, the tissues or organs.
Dr Price was able to transmit the disease to humans in rabbits by the slipping parts of the teeth which were extracted nerves in them. He discovered that inserting the teeth of the person who has recently had a heart attack in rabbits causes a heart attack in the rabbit for a couple of weeks.
Almost all chronic degenerative diseases have been associated with this dental procedure, including:
Heart disease
Kidney Disease
Arthritis, rheumatic diseases and diseases of the joints
Neurological diseases (e.g., ALS)
Autoimmune diseases (e.g., lupus)
It seems that there is a correlation with cancer. Dr Robert Jones has explored the conection between dental procedures removing the nerves and breast cancer, having reached extremely high correlation. He stated that he came to the following conclusions:
93% of women with breast cancer, has undergone surgery removing the nerves
7% of them had suffered from other dental diseases
In most cases, the tumors were created on the same side from which he performed dental treatment.
The mutant bacteria in your mouth
In what way are these mutant bacteria that are found your mouth associated with diseases?
Bacteria can now be identified by DNA analysis, whether they are dead or alive.
Beside Prices work, the Foundation for toxic elements used DNA analysis to examine the teeth without nerves and bacterial infections were detected in 100% of samples. They identified 42 different types of anaerobic bacteria in 43 samples. The cavities were identified 67 different types of bacteria in 85 samples. There were found the following:
Capnocytophaga ochracea
Fusobacterium nucleatum
Gemella morbillorum
Leptotrichia buccalis
Porphyromonas gingivalis
Are these the only benign, common bacteria from the mouth? Absolutely, not. Four of these bacteria attack the heart, the three attack the nerves, attacking two kidneys, two attacking the brain, one can infect the sinus cavity. So, they are anything but benign!
Another 400% of bacteria is found in the blood around the place where it was once the dental nerve in relation to a tooth, indicating that the tooth incubator, and the periodontal ligament is the feed.
There was never a good idea to leave something dead in the body
Why dentists continue to argue that the extraction of the tooth nerve is safe?
Although these are numerous reasons why these dental procedures should be banned, it still is not prohibited and causes the death of many people.
Why? The explanation is very simple, it is one of the most profitable procedures in dentistry.
How to avoid this dental procedure?
It would be best to never perform this procedure. Risking health to preserve the tooth simply makes no sense. If you have already done this procedure, be sure to remove the tooth, even if everything is OK.
Remember, as soon as your immune system fails, there is a risk that you will develop serious medical problems.
If you remove the tooth, available to you are few options:
1) Partial denture: It is a prosthetic device that can be removed and it is one of the easiest and cheapest options.
2) Bridge: This is a more permanent procedure that in some way changes the real tooth, but it is quite expensive.
3) Implant: It is artificial, permanent tooth, usually titanium, embedded in the gums and jaw. However, there are some problems that can arise from the use of this metal during this procedure. Today it is more commonly used zirconium because it does not cause major complications.
However, it is not enough to just remove the tooth and place an artificial replacement.
Dentists usually remove the tooth, but leave the periodontal ligament, which can be used for feeding bacteria. Many experts recommend the removal of ligaments to reduce the risk of an infection
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Almost half a century later, there are plenty who feel no less strongly that Britain's first such debates have fatally debased this General Election: "pseudo-events" that reward only "pseudo-qualifications".
I do not share their gloom. But they are right to imply that the rules of the game have changed — profoundly, and probably for ever. Normally, a general election is a rollercoaster ride whose thrills and spills are provided by surprise polls, personal embarrassments, controversial adverts or contentious policies. This campaign is a three-part mini-series — no more, no less — with one star, and one star alone. On Thursday, we shall all tune in to see whether Nick Clegg can hold his own once more against the leaders of what he calls the "old parties".
It is in this transformed context that the latest twist in the saga must be considered. Since his unexpected anointment as the human equivalent of the iPad, Clegg has made it extremely clear that he does not want to do business with Gordon Brown on May 7. In an interview with The Daily Telegraph last week, the Lib-Dem leader described the Prime Minister as a "desperate politician I just do not believe him".
In The Sunday Times yesterday, he said that if (as is quite possible) Labour achieved most seats but fewest votes of the three main parties he would not tolerate "Gordon Brown squatting in No 10". He repeated the point to Andrew Marr. So, Gordon the "desperate squatter": not exactly how you would publicly describe an incumbent PM with whom you hoped to forge a duumvirate after the election.
Hence the frenzied exploration on the Labour side of a new plot development: the idea being that Gordon is dumped by his own party on May 7, or shortly thereafter, in order to make possible a Lib-Lab pact between Clegg and a new Labour leader, such as Alan Johnson or one of the Milibands. How to bring this about? There is a potentially useful paragraph in chapter four of Labour's rule-book (section B, 2(E(i)), if you are interested). It reads: "When the party is in government and the party leader is Prime Minister and the party leader, for whatever reason, becomes permanently unavailable, the Cabinet shall, in consultation with [Labour's governing body, the National Executive Committee], appoint one of its members to serve as party leader until a [normal] ballot can be carried out."
Thus: Brown, unable to form a government and persuaded finally that he was the principal obstacle to Labour's continued tenure of office as part of a coalition, would declare himself "permanently unavailable". The Labour oligarchy would hastily nominate an alternative interim leader to fill the vacancy and seal the pact. Then the new Prime Minister Johnson or Miliband would appear beaming with Deputy Prime Minister Clegg on the threshold of No 10.
Intriguingly, the Lib-Dem leader declined to rule out this possibility or to condemn it as "a democratic outrage" when invited to do so yesterday by Andrew Marr. Instead, Clegg observed that "it's not for me, at least, I think, or indeed for anybody outside the Labour and Conservative parties, to sort of speculate on their woes after the election and what they then choose to do with their leaders". In other words: I'm all ears, fellas.
There is so much wrong with this that one barely knows where to start. Personally, I'd like to see anyone try to convince Gordon Brown to make himself "permanently unavailable". But let us assume that the tranquilliser gun had done the trick. Having fought the campaign on the basis that Gordon was the only man capable of securing the economic recovery and that all else was a terrible risk, Labour would promptly ditch this supposedly indispensable national leader.
The history of Gordon Brown's premiership has been the history of the Labour Party's inability to make its mind up about him. There have been at least four coup attempts, the most recent in January led by Geoff Hoon and Patricia Hewitt. Indeed, Labour's very public doubts about Brown have been one of the principal forces undermining its credibility. But how could one take seriously a party that got rid of its leader immediately after a general election? It would be an act of desperation, but also one of monstrous arrogance: if you don't like this leader, folks, we've got another one! The underlying assumption — that anything is justified so long as Labour stays in office and the Tories are kept out — would never wash with the electorate.
But the biggest flaw in Labour's cunning plan was identified by David Cameron in yesterday's Observer. If the party went through with this monstrous stitch-up, the Tory leader observed: "You could have someone as Prime Minister who wasn't even in the televised debates."
There speaks a politician who, whatever his own predicament, understands precisely how the rules of the game have changed since April 15 in Manchester. The Queen-in-Parliament remains technically sovereign, but it is trial by television that now bestows true authority. No party leader who hadn't been through the ordeal of the debates would be taken seriously by the public as a Prime Minister on May 7. He or she would be dismissed as an impostor and a chancer, and the party that had tried to spring him or her upon us — Labour, that is — as a bunch of naff charlatans.
"You aren't really anybody in America if you're not on TV," says Nicole Kidman's character in the movie To Die For. For Labour to ditch Gordon Brown in the days after the election and try to foist a new PM on us would be a moral outrage and a constitutional swindle. The reason it will never happen is this: it would break the rules of television.
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