Mead is rare and expensive .. we kill the bees .. and lose the honey .. we will have to start a beehive-in-every-garden action and then collect the honey and produce Mead regionally if we want to go on having Mead -- and finally all kind of vegetation ..
I have a very bee friendly garden and even have the Australian native blue banded bees. I love those little things...But yeah, you're right, no bees, no vegetation eventually.
to become successful it must be organized -- you know how people are -- they hardly move their asses for nature and survival but for some peanuts they can earn extra per month - maybe they will .. if an organization offers beehives for every home .. small garden, garage-roofs, terrasse and so on ... and collects the honey and produces mead one can sell via internet and they get a little from the income .. then maybe we coul get enough bees to restart our planet -- and Mead-prodcution ..find a good brand -- Bees of Asgard maybe ;-).. and it WILL sell .. and grow
Mead is rare and expensive .. we kill the bees .. and lose the honey .. we will have to start a beehive-in-every-garden action and then collect the honey and produce Mead regionally if we want to go on having Mead -- and finally all kind of vegetation ..
I have a very bee friendly garden and even have the Australian native blue banded bees. I love those little things...But yeah, you're right, no bees, no vegetation eventually.
to become successful it must be organized -- you know how people are -- they hardly move their asses for nature and survival but for some peanuts they can earn extra per month - maybe they will .. if an organization offers beehives for every home .. small garden, garage-roofs, terrasse and so on ... and collects the honey and produces mead one can sell via internet and they get a little from the income .. then maybe we coul get enough bees to restart our planet -- and Mead-prodcution ..find a good brand -- Bees of Asgard maybe ;-).. and it WILL sell .. and grow
Now you're talking! I want some.