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Bees, blooms and bloodhounds
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Bees, blooms and bloodhounds
Jessica Johnson’s experiences with University of Missouri Extension have been as golden as the honey she sells. Johnson, the owner of Ladybird’s Bee Yard, participates in Extension’s Missouri Heroes to Hives program for U.S. military veterans, which aims to improve financial and personal wellness through free professional training and community development centered around beekeeping. A Marine Corps veteran, Johnson was introduced to Heroes to Hi…
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