Grantywanty
Registered Senior Member
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/02/27/b...ex=1188795600&excamp=mkt_at2&pagewanted=print
For years in Europe severe total hive deaths have endangered crops in addition to the livelihoods of beekeepers. Bees are critical to much agriculture so their death affect us. Some of this has been attributed to certain biochemicals and GMOs, but the situation in the US, which is very bad, has uncertain causes.
This is bad news and important news.
For years in Europe severe total hive deaths have endangered crops in addition to the livelihoods of beekeepers. Bees are critical to much agriculture so their death affect us. Some of this has been attributed to certain biochemicals and GMOs, but the situation in the US, which is very bad, has uncertain causes.
This is bad news and important news.