Pollinators and pollination
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Think all pollination of flowering plants activity takes place during daylight hours? Over 60% of all invertebrates are active at night when much additional pollination takes place. Contact me to learn more and schedule a presentation and discussion about nocturnal pollination for your group!
Great time tonight at the Parkland Community Library talkin bees, native plants and pollinators! Contact me to arrange for a presentation to your group!
California almond industry depends on commercial beekeepers to provide hives of bees to pollinate the almond blossoms every February.
How you utilize biodiversity impacts the existence of pollinators!
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REAL honey will crystallize! Raw and minimally filtered honey will often change to a solid appearance over time – sometimes a short time! It may look hard and crunchy. It may have turned completely solid. No worries. It is perfectly fine, and it is REAL HONEY, not some chemically altered, honey-flavored fructose. While honey doesn’t Read more
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