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HomeUncategorizedMid-Ohio Valley beekeepers look to save honey bees

Mid-Ohio Valley beekeepers look to save honey bees

July 27, 2019admin

Photo by Michael Kelly Rodger Rowell, a Williamstown beekeeper, displays the type of box used for bee colonies. A recent EPA ruling lifted a ban on the use of an insecticide to which bees have a …
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