The NEW HONEY BEE QUEEN is not the same anymore
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In this video, we delve into the vital role of the honeybee queen in maintaining the population of a colony, and the invisible enemy causing harm to honeybee colonies worldwide - pesticides. We explore a scientific study that looks into the impact of pesticide exposure on the nutritional composition of royal jelly, a substance crucial for queen development and colony health. The experiment reveals significant differences in phytosterol concentrations, protein content, and metabolites in colonies exposed to pesticides compared to those that aren't. These findings suggest that pesticides could contribute to developmental issues in honeybee queens. Join us as we dive deep into this complex issue, shedding light on the often overlooked impact of pesticides on bee health. Don't forget to subscribe.
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This is what the pesticide companies don't want you to hear, You can tell this man knows what he's talking about, keep it up my friend! May God bless and keep you!
Hello my friend. I agree that it’s hard these days not to find places with high pesticide usages. YET, urban cities are one of them! And I’m so grateful I get my bees in an urban city.
@orangevw36
5 ай бұрын
Urban cities are just as bad… herbicides and pesticides are heavily used in urban neighborhoods. All for the sake of keeping lawns esthetically pleasing and keeping bugs away. Some of the worst neonicotinoids are used in neighborhoods. Don’t even get me started on Round Up and other extremely dangerous chemicals
Thank you for an excellent video! I have had my suspicions for a long time that even low exposures to pesticides will harm the hive in subtle yet severe ways. It's sad to see that our queens can be so affected. I hope that one day soon our society will begin to move away from such heavy pesticide use and start implementing more sustainable and regenerative farming practices.
Truly support open access and this your channel.
👍👍👏👏🇺🇲 A very informative video.
Your totally right they know what it’s doing but the ignore it and hide all the data behind payed doors your very right bro
Great timing, this was something I thought might be happening but it's not something I'd be able to prove. Lost over a third of my hives to queen issues this year. Not that it'll change anytime soon sadly, you're facing companies with way too much money to let studies like this hamper sales.
Thanks ! very informative video :) (At 1:19 a larva is bad looking , efb ?)
Thank you for your videos. Давно слідкую за вашим каналом. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🤝🤝🤝🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🐝🐝🐝✌✌✌
I am puzzled by the non-related clips of people cringing on their couch, distressed kids, and other clips of people. Is the thought that people are unable to relate to bee health without inter-splicing visuals of human emotion? Not criticizing the message or the messenger, just positing that the conveyance might be diluting rather than enhancing the message. Still, thanks for connecting pesticide proliferation with logical consequences in a public forum!
That’s crazy 😢
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Bees do fine if you would just let them do what they do ... stop trying to control what they do
The God made the bees. The Human change the nature and make a hibryd bees. Over the God say - you aren't a god. :)