problems that we re seeing now with nutrition, with the pesticides, with, you know, the environment, with bees being moved from crop to crop, all those things are contributing to it and how do you sort them out? and everybody is looking at a piece at a time. but to try to put it together is really difficult, especially in the lab situation. the thing that really irritates me is that, you know, if beekeepers have 20%, 30%, 40% loss on average, if that were the cattle industry, they would not tolerate a 40% loss in their herd every year. if that were the chicken people. if that were anybody else except for bee keeping. is that people look at it, like they re just bugs? it s a hobby. but as you ve seen and as we know, it s not just a hobby. tell the farmers across america who need the bees that it s just a hobby. right. now we see the awareness of pesticides in the environment that are not going away. yeah. they re in the water supply.
the other factors? that s the million dollar question. if it were just the mites, then it would be really easy to deal with. but with all these other problems that we re seeing now with nutrition, with the pesticides, with, you know, the environment, with bees being moved from crop to crop, all those things are contributing to it and how do you sort them out? and everybody is looking at a piece at a time. but to try to put it together is really difficult, especially in the lab situation. the thing that really irritates me is that, you know, if beekeepers have 20%, 30%, 40% loss on average, if that were the cattle industry, they would not tolerate a 40% loss in their herd every year. the chicken people. is that people look at it, like they re just bugs? it s a hobby. but as you ve seen and as we know, it s not just a hobby. tell the farmers across
he used to stare off into space and barely speak and have temper tantrums. you re okay. he s been in therapy from the age of 14 months up until six months ago. he was getting physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy. reporter: all with limited success. ashley and joe wanted to try a more natural try. as an experiment they brought home chickens hoping their eggs would help and that s when something remarkable happened. jj connected with the chickens and a whole new boy emerged. as unconventional as it sounds and i know it does because we re not chicken people, it worked for him. reporter: but now the harts are facing a terrible dilemma the city of florida where they live says they have to get rid of the chickens, city order yenss don t allow them. your chickens are gone december 31st 2013. reporter: it s a half hour s drive from orlando and the
because you don t know what this guys thinks. bill: no folks folks have rin up and chick-fil-a had best day in history starting to sell salmon they ran out of chicken people are zipping around, there it is. number two you haven t heard a word out of the mayor s for three days. they just got hammered hammered here, traditional force is one. did they not, kirsten, didn t the traditional forces win? i don t know what they want. that s a big victory. i think the i don t know why these conservative christians are to be poking the gay community. they support traditional marriage. pleasure. fine, you don t agree with that, a lot of people don t