The pesticides used to produce GMO crops are toxic to our health and the environment. Some of the biggest victims of this barrage of pesticides are also some of our most vital species: bees.

Bees – which make possible one of about every three bites of natural food we eat – are dying at an alarming rate. President Obama’s administration says it recognizes the need for swift action to protect bees, but the Environmental Protection Agency’s action plan won’t do enough to restrict the use of  pesticides that are toxic to bees.

Initially neonicotinoids were praised for their low-toxicity to many beneficial insects, including bees; however this claim is now being questioned in the scientific community.


http://science.sciencemag.org/content/335/6076/1555


New research points to potential toxicity to bees and other beneficial insects due to low level contamination of nectar and pollen with neonicotinoid insecticides used in agriculture.

Although these low level exposures may impact some bees’ ability to forage for nectar, learn and remember where flowers are located, and possibly impair their ability to find their way home to the nest or hive.


What can YOU do?

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Skill One

Learn to read and understand a label.
 
Demand accountability from politicians, the DNR and other aerial sprayers, manufacturers and your next door neighbor's yard service company. 

Tell the politicians and manufacturers that you do not want a QR code on a label -  this is unfair to those who do not have a cell phone that works with QR codes, therefore it is a form of  discrimination. 

QR code labeling is really no labeling at all – it’s discriminatory, incredibly burdensome, and even a threat to our privacy.

Tell the politicians and manufacturers to  just state whether  or not the ingredients on a product are poisonous or have genetically modified ingredients.  Only purchase products that are 100% organic - not 95% with hidden ingredients that are part of a proprietary formula. 

Just have them LABEL everything.

BTW - our Coconut Organics food product line  is 100% organic. 

Someone's life may depend on complete information. 

That life may be your life or that of a loved one, human or animal.

Don't just think about this. 

DO SOMETHING.

Skill Two

Learn radionics and how to avoid the need for pest control. 

A pesticide does not differentiate between a beneficial bug and a non-beneficial bug.  Just avoid needing a pesticide or an herbicide by getting the right minerals into your soil.

If you are interested in learning when our next radionics class is contact us

Skill Three

An apiary  is a place where beehives of honey bees are kept.  

Join an apiary society.

We highly recommend The Northeast Indiana Beekeepers Association.

http://www.neiba.info/Northeast_indiana_beekeepers_association/Beekeepers_Main_Page.html

Interview with the beekeeping professor Ted Braun  on
CthePower Radio show 

March 12, 2014

http://www.freedomizerradio.com/events/beekeeping-ted-braun/