http://www.southernmatters.com/

Southern Matters primarily showcases, promotes and shares information about
low-impact small-scale agriculture and dooryard-food production in the
context of present and past Southern traditions and conditions.

Southern Matters is under development, having about 60 pages related to
cane-syrup production.  So far, there is but a single photograph of bees,
but in the near future, photos of honey plants in South Georgia and the
Florida Panhandle will be posted.  Plans somewhat further down the road
include a site parallel to the site on cane syrup.  Regardless, many
interested in bees are interested in syrup production, too.  Indeed, most
of the recent traffic on the syrupmakers list
(http://syrupmakers.net/mailman/listinfo/syrupmakers_syrupmakers.net>) has
been about bees.  As there may not be another call to promote our
individual sites, I hope this post will succeed, and I thank Allen for
making this opportunity available.

Bill


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William H. Outlaw Jr.
The Peter H. Homann Professor of Biological Science
Department of Biological Science
Chieftan Way, BIO  Unit 1, Mail Code 4370
Florida State University
Tallahassee FL 32306-4370

FAX:   850 644-0481
Voice:  850 644-4020
Home phone:   850 893-7551

Home Page: http://bio.fsu.edu/~outlaw/who.html
Ethnobotany (cane mills and more): http://www.southernmatters.com
Publicly shared files:  < http://bio.fsu.edu/~outlaw/shared >

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