pollination
Site prep is conducted by the grower, seed is provided by Monarch Joint Venture, and the seed is designed to be location appropriate based on the region.
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The lack of genetic diversity creates a vulnerability for U.S. honeybees to survive in shifting climates that are now wetter or drier than usual. There is also concern that a honeybee's inability to fight off disease or parasitic infection.
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This introductory webinar will take a look at the certification criteria and other topics.
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For almond growers, one of the important aspects of the new grant is that there will be no income restrictions on who can receive incentives.
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USDA-ARS researchers found winter honeybees consumption of a nearly lethal, imidacloprid-laced syrup did not affect their survival during the study.
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Members note successful projects in celebration of National Pollinator Week.
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Open enrollment started June 1, and new applicants can receive up to $2,500 in free seed.
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For Project Apis m.'s new director and fellow tree nut farmer, the unpredictability of weather is even more cause for cover crops use and the Seeds for Bees program.
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A USDA-ARS honeybee – "Pol-line" – was tested against a standard commercial honeybee for the first time, and had a better winter survival rate when both treated and untreated for Varroa.
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Hundreds of hives have been reported stolen throughout California just as the biggest pollination event begins.
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