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Bayer Neonics and Bee Colony Colapse

By admin | Published: September 20, 2012
There is growing evidence that a pesticide made by Bayer is causing bee colony collapse ["colony collapse disorder" (CCD)].   Neonicotinoids: A relatively new class of systemic insecticides (neonicotinoids) covers at least 142 million acres of countryside, much of it corn – on which bees rely heavily for protein. As systemics, these insecticides are water [...]
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Bees Action Network

By admin | Published: February 17, 2012
The White Feather Foundation is helping the Bees Action Network in its Daisy Chain Campaign to establish safe havens for bees and other wildlife by the planting of organic seeds in and around London by allotment holders. It is crucial that these seeds are organic or biodynamic as seeds bought from garden centres and nurseries [...]
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