Q & A: Edith Smith, Shady Oak Butterfly Farm, talks Endangered Species Act and More
Q&A: Butterfly Breeder Edith Smith talks about Monarchs possible listing as threatened under the Endangered Species Act and more
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Butterfly Farmer Edith Smith Keeps it All in the Family at Shady Oak Butterfly Farm
Florida Butterfly Farmer Edith Smith generously shares her wisdom and keeps the business in the family at Shady Oak Butterfly Farm
Commercial butterfly breeders hunker down in wake of coronavirus
Spring is typically a busy time for commercial butterfly [...]
Study of “genetic franken monarchs” provokes online ire and debate
A new study that suggests monarch butterflies fostered from [...]
Monarch butterfly migrating population drops 27%, freak sleet storm to blame
Officials in Mexico announced Wednesday that the population of [...]
When aphids suck the life from your milkweed, here’s how to safely get rid of them
How aphids SUCK the life out of your milkweed and what you can do to get rid of them
Texas Comptroller’s office provides update on Monarch butterfly research, ESA status
Texas State Comptroller's office gives update on Monarch butterfly research, endangered species listing
Guidance on milkweed management confuses butterfly gardeners
Official guidance from scientists about what to do regarding late season milkweed is confusing gardeners.
Late season Monarch butterflies create gardening quandary
Late season Monarch butterflies beg lots of questions about best practices for pollinator gardening.
Increased cash, awareness, rain, egg-laying: good news for 2015 Monarch butterfly migration
Monarch butterfly migration likely to be robust thanks to rain, fertile egg laying in the Midwest and raised public awareness.