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State Regent Debra Jamison was guest and speaker on her honey bee research project at De Anza Chapter’s June luncheon meeting. State Historian Adele Lancaster and State Parliamentarian Mary Brown were also guests. De Anza attendees wore bee colors and … Continue reading
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The following article about the State Regent’s Project was published this week by the UC Davis News. You may also see the article in various newspapers around the state and in the one or both of the country’s “bee journals.” … Continue reading
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Prologue by Debbie Jamison, State Regent The following article was written by Kathy Keatley Garvey of the UC Davis Entomology Department. I called her in the fall of 2011 to inquire about bee research at the university. During our conversation, she … Continue reading
The State Regent’s Projects for the 2012-2014 term support honey bee research, enhance honey bee environments, and promote historic preservation, education, and patriotism. Phase I of the project will raise funds for the internationally-known Harry H. Laidlaw Jr. Honey Bee … Continue reading
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By: Rev. J. Furgeson I have often wondered – How did Papa know so many things? It just seemed like there wasn’t anything that Papa didn’t know how to do on the farm. That was even more impressed upon my … Continue reading
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Friday morning, before the Northern Council meeting, the state board visited the University of California, Davis, Harry H. Laidlaw Jr. Honey Bee Research Facility where they talked with beekeepers and researchers. The state board had the opportunity to witness bees … Continue reading
Information and updates about the State Regent’s Projects will periodically be published in the California Clarion. In conjunction with Phase 1 of the State Regent’s Projects – to support honey bee research – the State Regent will be attending a … Continue reading
The State Regent’s Projects for the 2012-2014 term will support honey bee research, enhance honey bee environments, and promote historic preservation, education, and patriotism. The first phase of the State Regent’s Project supporting honey bee research will raise funds to … Continue reading
