There are several events that The Hambidge Center offers for fellows and visitors alike. The August Lecture Series began today and every weekend is something of interest. Here are a couple in the series:
On August 14 there will be a Late Summer Exploratory Wildflower Walk. This will take about 2 hours and is open to everyone. Learn about native plants, including orchids, that are blooming.
Image from www.hambidge.orgOn August 28th is an informative session on beekeeping with Bob Binnie, voted the 2003 Georgia State Beekeeper of the Year by the Georgia State Beekeepers Association. He has been tending the bee hives at Hambidge for almost 15 years. Owner of the Blue Ridge Honey Company, Bob will discuss the fascinating art of beekeeping and answer all your buzzing questions.
Honeybees are responsible for around 80% of insect pollination. Without them, there would be a severe decline in fruits and vegetables. They are also the only insect that provides a food consumed by humans. And honey itself has vitamins, minerals, enzymes, and even an antioxidant that promotes improved brain function.We owe a lot to these busy little... well, you know!
The Hambidge Beehives
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Inside the beehive at Osage Farms Market, just down the road from Hambidge
Honeybees are responsible for around 80% of insect pollination. Without them, there would be a severe decline in fruits and vegetables. They are also the only insect that provides a food consumed by humans. And honey itself has vitamins, minerals, enzymes, and even an antioxidant that promotes improved brain function.We owe a lot to these busy little... well, you know!
The Hambidge Beehives.JPG)
Inside the beehive at Osage Farms Market, just down the road from Hambidge
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