Discovered mason bees for the first time last week and fell on love all over again! Had to bring down a tree at the in-laws, brought the wood back, chopped it and re-purposed it.
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Agricultural Fungicides Maybe Driving Resistance By Allyson Mann for CAES News A medical illustration of azole-resistant fungus Aspergillus fumigatus, which causes aspergillosis, a disease that infects 300,000 people globally each year. (Photo courtesy of the CDC) New research from the University of Georgia has shown, for the first time, that compounds used to fight fungal…
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PROVIDENCE — Local pollinators may receive a big boost this spring, thanks to newly introduced legislation in the General Assembly that seeks to restrict insecticides. The bill would restrict the use of neonicotinoids, also known as neonics, by requiring licensure from the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (DEM). “My concern is pollinators fall…
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City trees are turning green early, prompting warnings for food and pollination MICHAEL LEVITT Premature greening in urban trees could have negative environmental and economic impacts, a new study has found. Cindy Ord/Getty Images If you live in a big city, you might see trees start budding even before spring officially arrives. A new…
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I live on a city lot, and between kids and my garden there isn't a surplus of free space. I've read about rooftop hives…anyone ever placed them in a tree? If this is something feasible, I think I might have a spot that may potentially work. I'd probably be looking to build a little platform…
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