They will fly up to 5 km from their hives. Its not just the nearest food source, but also quantity. In many cases, most bees are in rural areas, as are many of the places where these pesticides will be sprayed
The use of the pesticides, allowed in the EU but banned in France, will be authorised to combat aphid-borne diseases that can ruin crops of sugar beet, apples, hazelnuts and cherries, which has led producers to claim they can no longer compete with European rivals.
How will you tell the bees where they can feed?
They will probably go to the nearest food source.
They will fly up to 5 km from their hives. Its not just the nearest food source, but also quantity. In many cases, most bees are in rural areas, as are many of the places where these pesticides will be sprayed
France has no choice. From the article:
The use of the pesticides, allowed in the EU but banned in France, will be authorised to combat aphid-borne diseases that can ruin crops of sugar beet, apples, hazelnuts and cherries, which has led producers to claim they can no longer compete with European rivals.
They do have a choice, and the choice they made will kill pollinators.
But if they don’t use the pesticides, French farmers would be unable to compete with EU farmers who do.
Soon everyone will be equal, where there will be no more pollinators.
Do you clap with your fingers spread nice and wide?