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Farmers’ lack of bees might be solved by going wild

Leah Morin June 2, 2014 Related News Articles

Wild bees pollinate orchards more efficiently than rented honeybees, and for no cost, a study finds. They may offer the solution to the mass die-off of the domesticated bees from disease.

Read the full article posted at the LA Times

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