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At Walters Wholesome Goods, we are committed to a sustainable approach to all of our endeavors. Whether it be vegetable or flower gardening, beekeeping, raising singer canaries, etc. … our approach is the same, perform each task with minimal long-term effect on the environment. As we look at our polluted water, decimated forests and depleted soil we realize that somehow a collective change in our approach should occur. We are happy to see this change slowly take place as organic food demands increase. However, more is needed, as we see the Agri-Chemical giants flood the earth with GMOs and chemical dependent crops. There will always be repercussions due to the way we treat the natural world. Although most of the damage is irreversible, we will do our best to continue on this track of creating balance … as long as we remain on this earth, awaiting the second coming of our Lord and Savior Jesus the Christ.

“Without husbandry, “soil science” too easily ignores the community of creatures that live in and from that make and are made by, the soil. Similarly, “animal science” without husbandry forgets, almost as a requirement, the sympathy by which we recognize ourselves as fellow creatures of the animals.” Wendell Berry

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  • Bees for Sale

    Walter's Wholesome Goods apiaries are comprised 100% of Russian honey bees released by the USDA Bee Lab in Baton Rouge, LA. Our out-apiaries are located across the region, spanning from West Virginia, Maryland, and Virginia.

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    Recent Blog Entries

    Propolis aka Bee Glue

    Written On April 25th, 2012
    Written By mwalter

    The bee, from her industry in the summer, eats honey all the winter. Anon The honey bee continues to amaze me … they pollinate our food crops and flowers, feed on nectar and pollen, make honey and beeswax … and now I find out they have structural engineering skills as well. Beekeepers often open their [...]

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