06-06-2018, 11:23 AM
Will the extinction of Bees really mean the end of Humanity?
https://www.naturalblaze.com/2018/06/ext...anity.html
https://www.naturalblaze.com/2018/06/ext...anity.html
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06-06-2018, 11:23 AM
Will the extinction of Bees really mean the end of Humanity?
https://www.naturalblaze.com/2018/06/ext...anity.html
06-07-2018, 10:54 AM
37 Million Bees Found Dead After A Planting of a Large GMO Corn Field in Canada
http://dailynativenews.site/2018/03/37-m...corn-field
Scientists discover bees understand the concept of zero -
Scientists have discovered honeybees can understand the concept of zero, putting them in an elite club of clever animals that can grasp the abstract mathematical notion of nothing. By demonstrating that even tiny brains can comprehend complex, abstract concepts, the surprise finding opens possibilities for new, simpler approaches to developing Artificial Intelligence ..... https://www.nexusnewsfeed.com/article/cl...pt-of-zero
With bees scarce, a drone pollinates a New York apple orchard -
You see, in the 21st century, bee populations were dying off because everyone was using too many toxic pesticides. Farmers were starting to notice that the fuzzy little workers were starting to vanish because their crops weren’t getting pollinated. Boy, was everyone in a real pickle then! Thankfully, Droney Appleseed came to the rescue, flying over the farmland and spraying pollen wherever it went..... https://www.nexusnewsfeed.com/article/cl...e-orchard/
06-17-2018, 09:10 AM
(This post was last modified: 06-17-2018, 09:22 AM by The Apprentice.)
(06-07-2018, 10:54 AM)awakened53 Wrote: 37 Million Bees Found Dead After A Planting of a Large GMO Corn Field in Canada As a bee keeper I can add conjecture to the running. Firstly, a Corn crop, or, corn on the cobb crop does not need bees to polinate it, it is wind pollinated. Secondly, the report does not say which time of year this is, this is important because many colonies of bees are destroyed by an internal pest called "The Varroa Destructor from fall onwards, this is also when there is little activity in the colony. Thirdly, The greatest decline in the bee world is Bumble Bees, not Honey bees, honey bees are adapt at the treatment that beekeepers give them, bumble bees have little resistance to any chemicals. Four, The environment is so contaminated by pollution that the wild insect life has little to no chance in most mono culture crop triangle, due to lots of other surficants in the chemical sprays like surficants and wetting agent that are added to the sprays to help them stick and last longer before they evaporate. And like most of these fear angled reports they are inadequate to say the least, however, any insecticide will kills bees, especially if the bees are working hard in the crops when the farmer sprays, its a no brainer really. And lastly, they bloody well do know what is causing the declines, its finding an honest lab that will tell the truth in all of this, they have machines that can detect millions to one contaminants in no time at all. Here we are quite a ways from any intensive farming and our honey and wild bees, and many other insects are thriving here, see link below, https://www.bitchute.com/video/fMtjJfxOZ2Fe/ (06-17-2018, 06:38 AM)Steve Wrote: With bees scarce, a drone pollinates a New York apple orchard - Here we have another non starter, a drone simply cannot pollinate flowers, the transfer is done by the bee or insect as it enters the flower via contact. Trying to do it by draught or wind and basically chance of the pollent if it is spreading any which the film clearly does not show unless your totally blind, is not going to produce the numbers of flowers pollinted. Again these reports concentrate upon the fear tactics, all we need to do is stop using as many chemicals for cash crop profits and stop paying farmers for not growing food and dumping good food. It is as simple as that, what needs setting aside is government legislation and corporate greed.
06-27-2022, 07:11 AM
(This post was last modified: 06-27-2022, 07:31 AM by The Apprentice.)
Modern farming methods are to blame for the death of billions of insects not only bees, however we have to look at what types of bees are most effected.
The wild varieties like bunble bees are the ones most effected, these are not used to the many chemicals we use in bee farming, where as the honey bee is regularly treated with an array of different potions to control diseases carried by the biggest killer know as Varroa Destructor. The Varroa Destructor infects all honey bee colonies throughout Europe and the rest of the bee farming paradigm except a small exception like Australia who have yet to be in contact with these tiny crab like pests. As any bee keeper or farmer will tell you, many of the mono crops like corn are not pollinated by honey or other bees, they are wind pollinated, what is the greatest enemy are insecticides, if the farmer sprays his fields whilst the bees are in the crop they will be effected by the chemicals. For an in depth sysnopsis of one of the biggest threats to all bees click the link below. https://entomologytoday.org/2016/04/27/v...y-thought/ More on the varroa mite here, https://entomologytoday.org/2019/02/21/i...iscovered/ My own bees were effected by these little beasts and I also lost a colony or two to them. (06-06-2018, 11:23 AM)awakened53 Wrote: Will the extinction of Bees really mean the end of Humanity? To answer the question in general terms is no, we would not be in danger if bees became extinct, there are millions of other insects that pollinate crops and flowers. It would make some operators more difficult to manage, especially the large mono operations like fruit and nut growers but we have many foods that could fill the gapsuntil a more natural balance was realised. This is a subjet often surrounded by doom and gloom but if you do your own homework you will soon learn that it is mans modern farming methods that need to be changed to be more in balance with nature instead. Like the rat flee to the deadly plauge, the rabbit flee to Myxomatosis, and the Varroa Destructor to the honey and other bees and the diseases they carry all is relatable by often the unseen which nobody ever mentions. Myxomatosis https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myxomatosis |
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