What does NHB stand for?

National Honey Board

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The National Honey Board shares this kugel recipe, which uses works seasonally abundant veggies readily available at farmers markets.

Savoring slow food

She's also a nutrition consultant for the National Honey Board, a honey-promoting group that funded Paul's recent study.

Healing honey

3) (It bears noting that funding for this study came from the National Honey Board.

Meds in kids

But some experts say the more likely reason for this year's weak honey crop, which the National Honey Board says is on track to be smaller than last year's below-par 155 million pounds, is something much more obvious: the weather.

Is weather the cause of a smaller 2007 honey crop?

According to their Spring 2006 newsletter, the National Honey Board (NHB), http://www.

Pick your passion: the consumers' dilemma over the best sweetener for ...

National Honey Board Chief Executive Bruce Boynton said hives have suffered in recent years as dry weather kept plants from blooming and outbreaks of parasitic mites infested bee larvae.

Orange growers want bees to buzz off

Honeybees have been in existence in most parts of the world since long before the dinosaurs dominated the Earth, the National Honey Board says.

All abuzz about BEES

Bruce Wolk, National Honey Board Jennifer Barnes, DuPont Crop Protection Jerry Halterman, GeoVeritas Jill DeLucero, Natl.

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