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Honey Dot Comb: Excellent photos of a beekeeper
See Dr. Jim Stovall in action with his honey bees in fabulous pics by photographers from UT's SCOOP magazine.
Thursday, September 25, 2008
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Home is where you're from and where you are. You'll find both here. I'm forever digging into the past, thinking on where I come from, where I am and where I ought to be. For the moment, I'm here.
Blog Archive
Writers I read...
- *JIM STOVALL, journalism professor at the University of Tennessee, writes about gardening, beekeeping and related topics.
- *JACK MCELROY, editor of the Knoxville News Sentinel, writes about news coverage and trends.
- *JACK LAIL, online editor for the Knoxville News Sentinel, writes about the journalism online.
- *JIM MILLER, journalism professor at Harding University, writes about his family and professional life.
- *BOB STEPNO, journalism professor at Radford University, writes about news, technology and how the two converge.
- *ALLYSON DEVITO, Ph.D. candidate in journalism, writes about life as a graduate student in Tennessee.
- *JESSE SMITHEY, reporter for the Knoxville News Sentinel, writes about sports.
- *DAVE FOULK, broadcast news professional for radio station WNOX, writes about news and life.
About Me
- Lisa Byerley Gary
- Knoxville, Tennessee, United States
Articles I've Written
- *SAY CHEESE: Farmstead cheese diversifies dairy
- *TAKING THE BITE OUT OF SUMMER: Mysteries of mosquito-borne illness
- *BUG ZOO -- UT entomologist takes insects to the people
- *BLACK BEARS: Bears intelligent, fascinating
- *SOUTHFORK BEARS WATCHING: Black bears repopulated in Big Southfork
- *GOOD FOOD, FAST FOOD: Minimally-processed vegetables safe, healthy
- *GOOD THINGS, SMALL PACKAGES: UT research writes the book on the covers
- *FROM FARM TO FORK: Keeping vegetables safe in transit
- *CONTINUITY AND CHANGE: 50 Years of Extension in Anderson County, Tennessee
- *GROWING THE BUDGET: Competitive-based funding for agriculture
- *TEAMING UP: Professional activities prepare students for life after graduation
- *A GROWING INDUSTRY: Tennessee Vegetable Initiative
- *DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC: Peddling vegetables to consumers
- *FRESH FROM THE F.A.R.M.: Traveling farmers' market
- *COLE CROPS: Double cropping means more income
- *PRETTY IS AS PRETTY DOES: Colored plastics evaluated
- *IT DOESN'T GET MUCH FRESHER: Hydroponic lettuce
- *NAFTA: Effect on Tennessee vegetable growers
- *TAKE THAT: Natural compounds take on pathogens
- *APPALACHIAN SPRING: Dogwood variety resistant to anthracnose
- *NEW BREED OF LEADER: Ag alum cultivates cotton, communication
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