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Dr. William Blodgett, of Danville, who is also a master beekeeper, uses smoke to calm bees in one of his hives Friday as he performs a routine check on the colony. His bees have never been affected by Colony Collapse Disorder, he says, because he has never used pesticides on his 11-acre farm.
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