A story from a beekeeper in the field (of almonds).
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I often wonder what the country would look like if everyone eats like I do.
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Guest Blog by Emily Fulstone
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I am a strong believer in animal wifery and husbandry
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What ever am I doing spending my afternoon at the ILWU ((International Longshoreman and Warehousemen’s Union) Local 19 in Seattle?
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Establishing the Sustainable Farms and Fields Grant Program
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Every year the event has a different flair, a different feeling, a different set of challenges, and a different set of adorable and humbling moments.
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“Adventures in Dirt and Honey” Keynote Notes and Resources
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This is Emily Fulstone, she’s a badass lady rancher in Smith, Nevada.
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Looking for gift ideas? Here are a few of my favorite things…
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As this movement jettisons ahead, I want to make sure that bees are completely considered.
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Kids, Soil Health, Leadership & Education, Food, Swag
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This summer it was my honor to be voted in as the Northwest Farmers Union's newest president, along with a new board of hard working professionals to co-lead this organization.
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Can you help us with a very delightful and simple community science project?
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My littles waddled up to a few rows of squash plants and were so excited when they peered inside a large creamy orange blossom. “Shhh… she’s sleeping,” one said.
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This May I got to venture into the “belly of the beast” of the cannabis industry in the US: Humboldt, California.
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In the past few years, I’ve become more enamored with understanding how I can be part of the solution outside of the hive.
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What can I say about this treasure of a human being?! Maggie, dahling, you complete me.
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Phylicia. Chandler. If you were at the Western Apicultural Society conference banquet you saw me cry my eyes out while I was handing her the President’s Award.
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The upcoming WAS Conference will offer a specialized class for those who are interested in learning more about bumble bees endemic to the Southern Oregon area.
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