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Managed pollinators such as honey bees

Managed pollinators such as honey bees Managed pollinators can supplement crop pollination by wild pollinators. The most common managed pollinators include bumblebees, solitary bees, and honey bees. The relative effectiveness…

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Insect Pollinators & Pollination

…The production of 84% of crop species cultivated in Europe depends directly on pollinators. The majority of wildflowers also rely on insect pollinators and pollinators, therefore, shape our countryside creating…

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Monitoring Pollinators On Your Farm

Monitoring pollinators on your farm Many pollinators such as bumblebees, butterflies, and hoverflies are easy to observe foraging on a variety of flowers on warm sunny days. Farmers are familiar…

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Habitats for Beneficial Insects

…The production of 84% of crop species cultivated in Europe depends directly on pollinators. The majority of wildflowers also rely on insect pollinators and pollinators, therefore, they shape our countryside…

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Biodiversity On Your Farm

…Scotland’s farming systems shape our countryside and have great potential to help provide resources for economically important pollinators. To help increase important resources for pollinators on farmland: Provide a variety…

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