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Has anyone ever gotten a job working for a commercial beekeeper after telling them that they are a Master Beekeeper? After attending OSU/ATI's 2 year course in Commercial Beekeeping I sent resume's to some commercial operations in NY. This was a source of entertainment for those who I sent the resumes to. The only person who offered me employment was Robert J. Mungari, the person in charge of the NYS Apiary Inspection Program at that time. Over the next 20 seasons I really got an education in keeping bees.
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