Scott Swanson
Tyler Becker, swathed in a white shirt and elbow-length gloves, and wearing a white hood under a straw hat, holds a frame swarming with about 1,000 bees as dozens of others buzz busily around him and several other nearby classmates.
Standing on the other side of an open beehive, Kenzie Adams scrutinizes the bees.
“This one is full,” she says, with heavy emphasis on the “full,” indicating the globs of beeswax and egg…