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Early report from the California almond orchards
I have an acquaintance who is doing some research work on bees. Here's an early, quite disturbing, report from that quarter:
Subject: “They are going to find a new name for this after this year,” said Denise Qualls of The Pollination Connection, “it’s more than Colony Collapse.”
Bee-Suited Bureaucrats descend on California’s Central Valley
Described by Joe Traynor of Bakersfield based Scientific Ag Company, as a perfect storm – at least 800,000 bee colonies…
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