Ambrosia

[Feckless Drone]

There were some novel concepts

Certainly novel concepts, some absolutely unique!

[The Drone Ranger]

What does the B stand for ?

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[alclosier]

Bollocks

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[The Drone Ranger]

Thanks alclosier that makes sense

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[The Drone Ranger]

Actually I may still be confusing two things
The tone-deaf crooner plan B, and the crafty exploitation experts plan bee
I wondered why there were so few songs on the Thursday broadcast
I presumed the interviewer wanted to protect us B's unique style of musical torture
There was quite a bit about beekeeping in la la land which I didn't fully understand


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[Feckless Drone]

There was quite a bit about beekeeping in la la land which I didn't fully understand

This is exactly where I'm going wrong as well - stuff I don't understand. I tried reading the plan bee web site and came away understanding even less about bees but starting to get a grip on marketing and selling.

[Greengage]

I know yea folks are in Scotland and have your own concerns, but was at an agricultural show last weekend, chap selling Bumblebee honey cakes, Now how about that for initative in marketing.

[The Drone Ranger]

I know yea folks are in Scotland and have your own concerns, but was at an agricultural show last weekend, chap selling Bumblebee honey cakes, Now how about that for initative in marketing.

How many bumblebees were in each cake ?
I think that might be a sending off offence

[Greengage]

Another Plan Bee written by a Journalist who got the wrong end of the stick.
“We have a subspecies in Ireland that is endangered"
Finding these native bees could be more important (So we have not found them yet) and[I] "A possible solution to this problem would be to find wild bee colonies that are naturally resistant to this and other infections"
“By increasing the numbers of bees living in the wild, we can increase biodiversity,”[/I]"Once these wild bees are found" ( Still have not found them??)
“We are trying to develop a bee in Ireland that doesn’t need treatment,” Prof McCormack said. So is this another new strain of bees “If we can find wild colonies escaped from whenever, they will not necessarily be the original stock but they are important as they managed to survive without treatment.” (So what happened the subspecies we had at the begining of the article.
Ah here read the article.
http://www.irishtimes.com/news/scien...ival-1.2757114
Maybe this should be a new thread. Im looking for a DNA kit for the kitchen table in case I fall across them.