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Word of Mouth

Beekeeping In New Hampshire

New Hampshire Public Radio | By Ryan Lessard
Published May 7, 2013 at 10:59 AM EDT
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Reporter Ryan Lessard playing the part of beekeeper.

Hundreds of first-time beekeepers across the state are anxiously awaiting their first shipment of honey bees this week. NHPR’s Ryan Lessard reports on the growing popularity of the hobby and what it could mean for the pollinating insects’ struggle for survival.

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Ryan Lessard
Before becoming a reporter for NHPR, Ryan devoted many months interning with The Exchange team, helping to produce their daily talk show. He graduated from the University of New Hampshire in Manchester with a major in Politics and Society and a minor in Communication Arts. While in school, he also interned for a DC-based think tank. His interests include science fiction and international relations. Ryan is a life-long Manchester resident.
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