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Kim Kiser
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Content Editor, University of Minnesota Foundation
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By Kim Kiser| University of Minnesota Foundation@ As the temperatures warm, staff from the University of Minnesota’s Bee Lab wrap up preparations for summer. They finish bottling honey and rendering wax from honey bee colonies for candles, clean equipment, and prepare for upcoming classes on bees and beekeeping. At the same time, bees are starting to emerge from their winter hideouts. Bumble bee queens that have been living underground start hunting for new nests to form their own colonies.
By Kim Kiser| University of Minnesota Foundation@ If there’s one thing Louie Renville remembers about spending summers with his grandparents on the Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate Reservation in South Dakota, it’s the water. “No one drank out of the faucet,” he says. Renville was about 8 years old when he noticed that the water coming out of the tap was sometimes a murky brown—the result of contamination from agricultural runoff.
By Kim Kiser| University of Minnesota Foundation@ As the temperatures warm, staff from the University of Minnesota’s Bee Lab wrap up preparations for summer. They finish bottling honey and rendering wax from honey bee colonies for candles, clean equipment, and prepare for upcoming classes on bees and beekeeping. At the same time, bees are starting to emerge from their winter hideouts. Bumble bee queens that have been living underground start hunting for new nests to form their own colonies.
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