Maryland beekeepers rallying for home-grown honey

8 February 2012, 3:39 pm

ANNAPOLIS — Maryland beekeepers are rallying around a bill that would set a standard for honey sold in the state. “Maryland has no definition of what honey is, so anyone can put anything in a jar and call it honey,” said David Morris, who keeps bees in Laurel. “It looks like honey, but in fact it’s [...]... Read More »

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