22 Fruits, Flowers and Herbs to Attract More Bees to Your Farm
June 13, 2014Want to attract more bees to do your pollination dirty work? Plant a variety of crops you both can enjoy.
Want to attract more bees to do your pollination dirty work? Plant a variety of crops you both can enjoy.
Native bees are great to have around—we don’t have to tell you that—but here’s why we’re celebrating these magnificent pollinators.
A new online guide from the University of New Hampshire helps farmers identify young wildflowers native to New England.
I was so excited to find one of my favorite native shrubs this spring at a local nonprofit’s plant sale. Needless to say, I bought one and it is already at home in one of my perennial borders.
Two studies confirm that a variety of bee species on the farm will help increase crop pollination.
As bumblebee populations continue to decline, a USDA entomologist searches for a replacement pollinator.