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Professionals not responsible for bee colony collapse disorder
Professionals not responsible for bee colony collapse disorder In the United States agriculture pumps an estimated 877 million pounds of pesticides into the ground contaminating groundwater lakes, streams air and food through the constant spraying of crops. Approximately 50% of the pesticides applied to crops are herbicides to control weeds in crops the rest are [ ] The post Professionals not responsible for bee colony collapse disorder appeared first on NaturePest.
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In the United States agriculture pumps an estimated 877 million pounds of pesticides into the ground contaminating groundwater lakes, streams air and food
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