Newsletter Late Week
Missouri State Beekeepers Association alarmed by nationwide honeybee colony losses
The Missouri State Beekeepers Association, representing over 750 beekeepers across Missouri, expresses deep concern regarding the alarming results of a recent nationwide survey revealing catastrophic honey bee colony losses. The survey, conducted by a multi-organizational working group including Project Apis m., the American Beekeeping Federation, and the American Honey Producers Association, indicates an average loss of 62% among commercial beekeeping operations between June 2024 and February 2025.
Farber Community Betterment Hosts 'Dance into Spring' to raise funds for Sportsman Park
Farber, MO – The Farber Community Betterment is excited to announce the "Dance into Spring" event, aimed at raising funds for much-needed upgrades to Sportsman Park.
Bowling Green Police Chief says Pike County Sheriff's deputies covered up death
Bowling Green Police Chief Ty Bounds said that during his department’s investigation into a robbery by three individuals in the city, he found evidence that it was connected to the disappearance and subsequent death of Nathaniel Mueller.
5 tips to protect your pet from household hazards
COLUMBIA, Mo. – National Pet Poison Prevention Month in March is a good time to review how household items can endanger pets, says University of Missouri Extension veterinary toxicologist Tim Evans.
Harvest all season long with succession sowing
ST. LOUIS – With a little bit of planning, gardeners can enjoy small amounts of fresh produce throughout the season by succession sowing, says University of Missouri Extension horticulture specialist Eliza Pessereau.