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Long Live Queen Flora!

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I would like to introduce you to Queen Flora, goddess of flowers and spring. In the short time I have known her, she has proven to be a powerful addition to the rooftop hive. When faced with the blizzard of April 14th, she and her bees persevered. A strong leader is so important to a hive. Most of us don’t understand just how important pollinators are in our daily life. We think, yes, I like honey, but I don’t really NEED it. Those flowers are pretty, but I don’t REALLY care if they don’t spread seeds and come back next year.

Nearly ¾ of the world’s food crops rely on pollinators for production. Not only fruits, vegetables and flowers rely on pollinators. Almonds are 100% dependent on pollinators – no bees, no almonds! What about the honey? Honey contains antioxidants and is anti-bacterial. Some varieties contain “good” bacteria acting as a probiotic. Manuka honey has been found to stimulate the production of immune cells. Oh, and it tastes good!

I have already encouraged you to cut down on pesticide use and plant pollinator friendly gardens. I have also introduced ESG investing as a way to help save the environment. You may wonder if ESG investing really has an impact on the environment. Shareholder initiatives are having an effect on large companies. Use these links to learn more: Earth Day 2018 , As You Sow

Call me at 651-290-6114 to schedule your Spring Cleaning portfolio review. I have some great new ideas for ESG investing.

Bee well,
Jonathan B Kvasnik, ChFC – King Bee

 

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