THE BEE-KEEPERS' REVIEW 103 



Field Notes From Tennessee. 

 J. M. BUCHANAN, Franklin, Tenn. 

 Up to the present time, February oth, this has l)een the mildest 

 winter in years. There has been no snow and very little rain; in 

 fact, there have been few days on which the bees could not fly. Brood 

 rearing has been going" on, and the consumption of stores will be 

 heavy. Luckily most of the bees were in good shape at the beginning 

 of winter, owing to the good fall flow. Some, however, will need 

 looking after if the warm weather continues. 



Perhaps the best meeting in the history of the Tennessee Bee- 

 Keepers' Association was held at Nashville on the oOth of January, 

 directly following a two days' session of the State Horticultural and 

 Nurserymen's Association. These three organizations are co-oper- 

 ating to some extent, and the relation between the bee and fruit in- 

 dustries is being brought out as never before. Our Association now 

 has over a hundred members on its roll. 



National Members Having Honey for Sale. 

 We are herewith submitting a list of members having honey 

 for sale. This list only includes those who have more hone}- than 

 their home market will consume. The member's name and adddress 

 is under the kind of honey each has for sale. Nearly all have ex- 

 tracted honey, and about one-third have both comb and extracted 

 honey. This list is published free for the use of the members, and 

 those not on the list should write this office not later than the loth 

 of the preceding month to get listed. As soon as a member is sold 

 out he is requested to report, as we desire to keep the list a "live 



one." 



Sweet Clover Wesley Foster, Boulder, Colorado. 



A. O. Heinzel, Lincoln, Ills. Bruce Baldwin, Durango, Colo. 



A. J. Diebold, Seneca, 111. Idaho Honey Producers' Association, 

 Wm. Marshall, Carpentersville, 111. Idaho Falls, Idaho. 



W. T. Sherman, Elkhorn, Wis. Arizon Honey Exchange, Tampe, Ari- 

 G. M. Withrow, Mechanicsburg, 111. zona. 



Horscmint— Cotton Blend. ^ t^ , t^ ^ivT^^'L „ ^r- , 



,,,., ^T ,, ^ ,, r-^ ^. T, G. Prank Pease, Marshall. Mich. 



Wilmon Newell. College Station, Tex. j ^^^^^ ^^^^^ Brawley, Cal. 



Raspberry A. D. Herold, Box 186. Sonora, Cal. 



Geo. H. Kirkpatnck, Rapid City, Mich. r. a. McKee, Velasco, Texas. 



P. W. Sowinski, Bellaire, Mich. l. O. Brainard, Lone Rock, Wis. 



F. p. Stephens, Box 383, West Branch, a. H. Fralick, Homer, Minn. 



M'ch. LaGrand LaRow. Mercedes, Texas. 



Alfalfa Guirin-The-Queen-Breeder, Bellevue, O. 



A. A. Lyons, Fort Collins, Colo. P. W. Sowinski. Bellaire, Mich. 



Chas. H. Hanney, Lander, Wyo. Thos. Worthington, Leota Landing, 

 J. Edgar Ross, Browley, Calif. Miss. 



Weber Bros., Rt. 2, Blackfoot, Idaho. Latshaw Honey Co., Carlisle, Ind. 



Robert E. Foster, Olathe, Colorado. O. P. Hendrix. West P(Mnt, Miss. 

 H. Trickey, Box 383. Reno, Nev. Mesqiiite. 



J. R. Marlow, Rt. 1, Weiser, Idaho. Arizona Honev Exchange, Tampe, Ari- 

 Alfred Powell, Vernal, Utah. zona. 



