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OAC Dean, Apiary Manager Talk Honey Bee Research Centre with Globe and Mail 

Dr. John Cranfield, dean of the Ontario Agricultural College, and Paul Kelly, research and apiary manager at the Honey Bee Research Centre, discussed the newly opened centre with The Globe and Mail. 

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