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  • EPA Registers Long-Term Uses for Sulfoxaflor

    On July 12, 2019, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced in a Decision Memorandum that it has registered new uses and restored previously registered uses for sulfoxaflor.  EPA has approved the use of sulfoxaflor on alfalfa, corn, cacao, grains (millet, oats), pineapple, so

  • Neonicotinoids

    General InformationNeonicotinoids are a family of active substances which include imidacloprid, acetamiprid, thiacloprid,

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  • Pollinators vital to our food supply under threat

    A growing number of pollinator species worldwide are being driven toward extinction by diverse pressures, many of them human-made, threatening millions of livelihoods and hundreds of billions of dollars worth of food supplies, according to the first ...

Ontario Releases Draft Pollinator Protection Health Action Plan

Wild Bee Decline Threatens U.S. Crop Production

Monitoring farmland biodiversity across Europe: it could cost less than you think

High toxin level delays California recreational crab season

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  • ​Storage of the Bee Venom
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    ​Storage of the Bee Venom

    The bee venom is placed in our freezer at a temperature of -20°C. It can be stored that way at least 5 years, keeping it`s healing effects offered. Conditions for safe storage of bee venom: Storage & Transportation: Maximum 25 - 30° C for 3 weeks. Medium term storage: 4º C for 3 months. Long term storage: -20° C. Keep container tightly closed in a dry and well-ventilated ...

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