I'm going to say those bee keepers saved their lives

At 1:22, you can see the queen with the white marking, letting us know she is a 2021 queen bee

Dot making great choices ,,, right on par

bees in Quarantine. Quarantine. A few hives could be saved and it had nothing to do with a quarantine.

The bees go away then us ,,,,

At 1:52......my bad

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I thought they released them I guess I'm confused

Bee agriculture and trucking bees thousands of miles treating them like commodities is totally abusive -all about profit- they suffocated them??

@stacy6994

2 жыл бұрын

Did you know the bees we use for honey didn't exist naturally in the USA. Our bees don't make honey. Bees life is only roughly 2 weeks during the summer.

@carfvallrightsreservedwith6649

2 жыл бұрын

It's apparent you know nothing about agriculture. Bees are transported to areas to pollinate the food you buy in the grocery stores. Stop listening to your "woke" teachers.

@soulshine8531

2 жыл бұрын

@@carfvallrightsreservedwith6649 i do know quite a bit about it that’s why i still think it’s cruel and abusive. many of the bees die as they are expendable as part of this industry. I do try to buy from local farmers and markets as much as possible where this is not practiced-grow what i can. So I’m for totally ending big ag but not from listening to woke teachers but my mother and father who were home gardeners. There’s a microscopic move to leave more natural habitat encouraging biodiversity surrounding fields for native bees to pollinate which are actually much more efficient at it but they don’t make honey and don’t live in hives so they can’t become livestock. Certain crops are certainly the worst offenders. Add toxic herbicides and pesticides bees don’t have much chance. Alas from what i see and hear few people care about any of it. ✌🏼🌱🌻🐝

@tasteofwang81

2 жыл бұрын

We raise them in Florida and ship them to California to pollinate the walnut trees.

@soulshine8531

2 жыл бұрын

@@tasteofwang81 interesting.. i always think about the massive monoculture and miles of almond orchards but not walnuts.. now i know.