The East Coast pollination picture — from the beekeeper’s point of view
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March 29, 2013

The East Coast pollination picture — from the beekeeper’s point of view

Pollination prices are expected to be trending upward on the East Coast this spring, with perhaps a shortage of hives for rental in some areas. Beekeepers generally agree on the reasons for the rise in prices. First, trucking costs for

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