Veterans protect national food security by becoming beekeepers

More than 5,000 active military, veterans, and dependents have received free training to become beekeepers thanks to the Heroes to Hives program.

Local beekeepers: 'Happy bees are nice bees', Winchester Star

Helping the honeybee: a local beekeeper tells his story, Derby News

Volunteer beekeeper tends bees that create more food in campus garden - University News Archive - UA Little Rock

Beekeeping Awareness Seminar

At Ease Orchard

Beekeeping: Overwintering Bees in Warm Places – ATTRA – Sustainable Agriculture

Supporting Veterans is the Goal of At Ease Orchard in Hancock County

Heroes to Hives program registration is open for the 2024 beekeeping season through Michigan Food & Farming Systems - Veterans

Next-Gen Beekeeper: Wes Davis Follows the Honeybee Buzz - Blue Ridge Country

Wanted: Next-Generation Beekeepers for Nebraska Farms - NORTHEAST - NEWS CHANNEL NEBRASKA

Veterans & Heroes to Agriculture : West Virginia Department of Agriculture

Hancock County orchard owner helping veterans through beekeeping

The Veteran's Farm of NC, Inc.