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Caterpillar Pontiac supports 4-H bee initiative

Cody Hankes and Jake Davis awarded $500 to support their efforts in bee production

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(L to R) The Caterpillar Pontiac Facility recently awarded Cody Hankes and Jake Davis $500 to support their efforts to engage in bee production through Livingston County 4-H projects. (Courtesy of University of Illinois Extension)
(L to R) The Caterpillar Pontiac Facility recently awarded Cody Hankes and Jake Davis $500 to support their efforts to engage in bee production through Livingston County 4-H projects. (Courtesy of University of Illinois Extension)
(L to R) The Caterpillar Pontiac Facility recently awarded Cody Hankes and Jake Davis $500 to support their efforts to engage in bee production through Livingston County 4-H projects. (Courtesy of University of Illinois Extension)

PONTIAC, Ill. — The Caterpillar Pontiac Facility recently awarded Cody Hankes and Jake Davis $500 to support their efforts to engage in bee production. These Livingston County 4-H Members gave presentations to a small group of Caterpillar Pontiac employees in late October and early November regarding the importance of honeybees and their project vision.

Caterpillar Pontiac is proud to support these 4-H members by promoting STEM through this entrepreneurial and environmental opportunity. The outreach is one example of Caterpillar’s impact in the local communities where their employees live and work. Congratulations to Cody and Jake!

— University of Illinois Extension

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