Beekeepers sound the alarm over historic bee die-offs
- Beekeepers in Salisbury, MD, are raising concerns about increased honey bee deaths, impacting Delmarva and the nation.
- Honey bee losses threaten beekeepers and farmers due to the critical role bees play in crop pollination.
- Honey bees pollinate 75% of U.S. Fruits, nuts, and vegetables, making them essential for agriculture.
- Pascarella stated a shortage of food pollinators could reduce agricultural production; Babcock noted unprecedented losses since 2010.
- To aid bee survival, the USDA advises avoiding midday pesticide use, and planting red clover and bee balm can help.
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Ingrid's beekeeping is empty – tens of thousands of bees have disappeared without a trace
Checking on her bees after the winter is usually a moment of celebration for Ingrid Bondesson in Mörarp outside Bjuv. But that wasn't the case this year. Instead, she discovered that all ten hives were empty.
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