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Bee Fences - Keeping Elephants Out, Letting High Profits in - AllAfrica.com

Bee Fences - Keeping Elephants Out, Letting High Profits in
AllAfrica.com
By Felix Basiime & Enid Ninsiima, 8 February 2012 Like many small-scale farmers, 56-year-old Agnes Ndyomubandi survives on her cotton, cassava, maize and banana gardens. Unfortunately, her home in Masaka village, Rubirizi District, ...

Cactus may offer cure for poisoned Valley cropland - Fresno Bee

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Cactus may offer cure for poisoned Valley cropland
Fresno Bee
By Mark Grossi - The Fresno Bee The prickly pear cactus may not sound like a trendy cash crop, but it could become a phenomenon among farmers on the arid west side of the San Joaquin Valley. The cactus can grow in the west-side's salty soils, ...
Cactus may give farmers a cure for poisoned crop landMiamiHerald.com
Holy Cacti! Is the Prickly Pear the Antidote to Toxic Soil?TakePart

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ParkerVision Expands IP Portfolio With 23 New Patents in 2011 - Sacramento Bee

ParkerVision Expands IP Portfolio With 23 New Patents in 2011
Sacramento Bee
The company now owns patents issued in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Spain, Germany, France, Finland, Sweden, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and Australia. "ParkerVision has been at the forefront in the invention of new approaches designed ...

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BUSINESS IN BRIEF 9/2 - VietNamNet Bridge

BUSINESS IN BRIEF 9/2
VietNamNet Bridge
It [the return of exported honey] has a negative impact on 35000 Vietnamese bee farmers, Dinh Quyet Tam, head of Vietnam Beekeeper Association, said. Last year, the country exported 27000 tons of honey worth $2400 a ton for $68.4 million.

Local Beekeeper Keeps Honey Flowing - Patch.com

The Sag Harbor Express

Local Beekeeper Keeps Honey Flowing
Patch.com
In backyards and farms from Campbell to Sunnyvale, one man is working as hard as his own bees to keep hives healthy and chemical-free. By Bryce Druzin Mark Paterson marvels at the work ethic of his bees. "They just keep going. They'll keep going until ...
Urban beekeeping thrives on Melbourne rooftopsSmartPlanet.com (blog)

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