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Pollinator Stewardship During Fruit Crop Bloom
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Pollinator Stewardship During Fruit Crop Bloom
EAST LANSING, Mich. — Bees and other pollinators will soon emerge or arrive on farms as the warming weather continues to push fruit crops closer to bloom. Whether you are a fruit grower who rents honey bee hives from a beekeeper or depend on wild bees for crop pollination, you can protect these vital insects so they can provide pollination and contribute to high quality and abundant yields. A primary concern for pollinator health during bloom…
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