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Lockdown, Neonics and Queens

27th September 202510th April 2020 by Steve Donohoe
Stay Home Sign in Manchester

OK, so we’ve been in lockdown for a while now. I only venture outside to go shopping occasionally and to walk the dog. Oh, and beekeeping, of course. It’s never been busier in the parks and the places where I like to wander; somehow, a lockdown has made everyone take up cycling and running. We … Read more

Categories Hive Health & Diseases Tags neonicotinoids, raising queens Leave a comment
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