beekeeping

HOAs would not be able to stop people from having beehives on their property as long as they’re actively maintained for honey and placed 100 feet from residents with bee allergies.

Hoosiers with HOAs one step closer to being able to keep beehives

Rebecca Thiele

HOAs would not be able to stop people from having beehives on their property as long as they’re actively maintained for honey and placed 100 feet from residents with bee allergies.

Rep. Ed Clere (R-New Albany), a member of the Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Task Force, said he is concerned about the lack of transparency from FSSA around the data used to make these decisions.

House passes bill to let Hoosiers with HOAs keep bees

Rebecca Thiele

Under the bill, HOAs wouldn’t be able to keep people from having beehives as long as they’re actively maintained for honey and adhere to other Indiana laws.

Zion Moore (left) and Jason Rosales Harms are Senior Farmhands at the Next Generation Farmers Youth Program at the Lawrence Community Gardens on the far eastside of Indianapolis. Zion explains that the garden beds are built up in order to direct water into the paths if there's flooding.

Summer Youth Farm Camp, French Sorrel Recipe And More

Kayte Young

Hands-on learning in an East Indianapolis community garden builds skills for life.

The honey extractor getting loaded up with frames of honeycomb

Honey Slingers, Cucumber Grafters And Sour Beers

Kayte Young

What does it take to get honey from a honeycomb--and why would you ever want to graft a cucumber stem?

Chicken And Vegetables With Next Generation Farmers

Kayte Young

The Next Generation Farmers Youth Program at Lawrence Community Gardens in Indianapolis, takes farm-to-table learning to the next level--with a chicken processing workshop.