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Ernest F. Pembroke writes on pollination, agriculture, and rural technology. In the grand old tradition of driven pheasant shoots, the fat cats in their tweeds stand at the pegs, guns at the ready,...

Ernest F. Pembroke writes on pollination, agriculture, and rural technology. L ooking out aross the golden swathes of oilseed rape, the sturdy stands of field beans, the blossom-laden orchards, and...

Ernest F. Pembroke writes on pollination, agriculture, and rural technology. One finds that for much of the past century, honey has been peddled largely as a commodity—jars distinguished by hue,...