The following post is part of Perpetual Pollen’s history. We had to keep it under wraps, but we’re excited to share it with you now.
This won’t be a long post, because things around here have really gone into high gear. But we got the first batch of test results from Eurofins and, guess what? Well, OK, we’ll tell you: Our formulas rapidly induced bee grooming resulting in 66.7% to 100% mite removal from the honey bees!
The following post is part of Perpetual Pollen’s history. We had to keep it under wraps, but we’re excited to share it with you now.
One of the challenges of keeping an ongoing journal of this process is not being repetitive. The person tasked with writing these entries struggles over when it’s ok to use “amazing” (again) and when there’s been a long enough gap to talk about how humbled we are (not yet).
The following post is part of Perpetual Pollen’s history. We had to keep it under wraps, but we’re excited to share it with you now.
As always, there’s been good news and bad news. The bad news is the USDA was even busier than we feared, but they managed to squeeze in one, critical test. And we are forever grateful. They didn’t have to take this on, and they didn’t have to use any of their very limited time to help us, but they believed in Everbee.
As friends of the bees and caretakers of the planet, we know that you do your best to recycle and reuse, just like we do. As communities continue to improve their recycling programs, it’s important to have a clear understanding of the various recycling symbols.
The following post is part of Perpetual Pollen’s history. We had to keep it under wraps, but we’re excited to share it with you now.
Have we told you how amazing Jim is? Not only has he spent almost two years putting up with our every question, but he is always ready to move forward. He’s gentle and patient and has made us fall further in love with the bees. We love Jim.
The following post is part of Perpetual Pollen’s history. We had to keep it under wraps, but we’re excited to share it with you now.
Unlike most weeks where Robin is recounting the twists and turns of our journey with her characteristic wit and well-written copy, the team asked if I could write this one because I was the closest person to the (literal) explosion.
