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And your Lord inspired to the bee, Take for yourself among the mountains, houses, and among the trees and [in] that which they construct. “Then eat from all the fruits and follow the ways of your Lord laid down [for you]. There emerges from their bellies a drink, varying in colours, in which there is healing for people. Indeed in that is a sign for a people who give thought.” (Quran 16:68-69)

9 years later... Just wondering if you ended up doing anything to help the cause?

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Bayer-Monsanto is decimating the bees throughout the world with deadly chemicals such as glyphosate and dicamba, neonicotinoids, and list is long...this is just criminal!!!!!!! Over fifty percent of the world's bee population has become extinct and over three billion people worldwide are poisoned to death by pesticides.Darwin said that three years after the bees die we humans will die. Indigenously growing food and reverting to the wisdom that our ancestors had and which allowed us all to still be alive is what we must do if we are to stop killing our ecosystem. It is the persistence of corporate misguidance, our lifestyles,and food choices in the first place that are animal products and grains are not necessary for the health of humans or the environment

Getting my colony in 2020.

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If that happens Jesus will strike them down (Monsanto)

If the chem planes aren't downed by 2020, bees will die by 2022, we will die by 2026. Forget this people pollinate instead charade. No bees, no people. And the bees are dying mostly from the chem planes aluminum spraying. We've been spraying chems on them since 1950.

Dana William I hope you don’t have children

@@brownlee62534 yes and from mobile antennas and cell phones. 5G will be extinction event : kzfaq.info/get/bejne/f5Z-mNdyuNKxl4k.html

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I sure miss the bees God sent to us to feed us and now distroying them

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Did you order them through the internet? If yes, please consider getting them from a local Beekeeper instead, for the sent ones can be infected and could mess up other bee colonies in the area.

@@flowgangsemaudamartoz7062 I did get my bees from a recommended supplier over the internet. They did come with a state certificate. After two months they have been healthy and rapidly expanding an empty 10 frame deep box. I only have the one colony and there are no others near me. All future colony's I hope to make from this one by splits. Thanks for asking. So far, so good. :)

@@glenncerny8403 Ok well, just saying. Have fun with your ladies.

@@flowgangsemaudamartoz7062 Thanks.

I went to Norway and met the one of the biggest bee keeper his wife and children are allergic as well

@@peterllwlln How big was he?

You are allergic because of pesticides containing it

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+Xuvial Sylvester No they wont idiot. If you peacefully walk by 10 bees they attack you like bloodthristy demonic savages.

+Adam C Moron..

Bees are different from wasps. As you've seen, there are bees surrounding that girl's body and face but she's just fine. Why? Because unlike wasp, bees aren't aggressive and the only reason they sting you is because they saw you as a huge threat. They even die right after they sting you.

some people are allergic to bees. however, most people are simply scared of insects and need to be walked through and get over it.

wasps will attack u theres dozens of bees in my yard every summer & will fly right next to u and carry on with there day bees are actually very peaceful they will only attack if u try attacking them

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I bet she'll enjoy starving to death when they go extinct.

get new friends who love bees

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Same :( it’s sad

Well, atleast not the solitary, efficient ones.

me too. and i live aaround flowers

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Krixig I think you're doing a great job for the bees and humanity on the whole. I hope that we as humans can reverse the damage done before it's too late.

actually, becoming a beekeeper is PART OF THE PROBLEM. We need more habitat, less pesticides and education.

How are they doing? :)

its a definate concern for sure.

Jeff Heriot No we need less humans. Wake up to reality and realize humans are doing evil and destroying EVERYTHING we touch for money and luxury

The amount of beekeepers is not the problem, we already have many beekeepers but there are too many in an area that is too small to keep healthy bees.

BeeKeepers with no bees? As she said, the issue is how humans are disrupting all food chains of all living things.

No thats what we don't need....

What about Bayer?

Andy Williams ban us from using this stuff. bayer, monsanto... on and on. we are the ones who need to stop buying this stuff.

Sandy Rowley It is really quite difficult to know what 'this stuff' is. It is not labelled and requires considerable amount of research to be done by the consumer. I only consume organic honey, but that's not necessarily a solution...

Your right Andy, but, there is hope. Search for organic bee keeping, permaculture, as well as buy and plant plants that are either certified organic OR from an organic resource you trust. NEVER spray with pesticides. Weeds can bee a good thing for bees and all native pollinators. There is plenty we can do. Find your passion and make it a done deal. ;)

Ban Monsanto? First off, I'm a beekeeper in Knoxville, TN. I'm not defending Monsanto (or anyone else). If you think banning Monsanto will end Colony Collapse Disorder I think that you haven't spent enough time looking at the problem. This video alone shows a great deal about the problem. I've concluded, based on my own research, that Colony Collapse Disorder is caused by a variety of problems, not just one or two. Marla gives a very good example of how this happens. Monsanto isn't here in Knoxville making trouble, but we are still losing 1/4 to 1/3 of our managed hives. Monsanto is only one of the many causes nationwide. Don't be blinded by your hatred of big business. Monsanto probably plays a roll, but they're also are a massive employer in the United States when we need jobs so badly. I think that your fighting the wrong fight. Let's try to figure out a solution, not an elimination. The solution also needs to not increase the costs of doing business too much for all of the farmers in the U.S. If it does, the cost of food will become too high. I have an idea. It may not work exactly how I propose it, but it could be somewhere to start. What if all commercial farmers where required to keep a set number of working hives in their fields. That number could be based on acreage, or maybe annual yield. There could be some formula developed that would establish that number. It would also create a small economy around each farm because most farms would probably hired an established beekeeper to manage the hives. Based on the size of each bee hive management company they would employ skilled or semi-skilled beekeepers to help conduct this business. I haven't worked out any details, but this seems like a way to make corporate farmers seem more green, establish lots more jobs, and help the environment all in one fell swoop. Tell me what you think.

I have been noticing a big decline in bees and bumblebees over 20 years... I have a predominate native landscape with dozens of native plants, which attract the native bumblebees mostly... I never see honeybees near my as they are mostly non-native from Europe and Africa, and are attracted to different cultivars..... I may take up beekeeping again to help them and my garden.... People need to stop using all these pesticides that permeate American culture......

+Cajun Woodworking yea but the mason bee only pollinate in the spring

+Cajun Woodworking Thanks, Cajun (I'm from Louisiana myself). There are some 4,000 native bees in North America, those who evolved with our climate and vegetation, unlike the imported European honey bee. Seeing as we have many, many sizes and types of flowering plants, many, many sizes types of bees are critical to our ecosystem. I'm not sure about Louisiana, but in Texas, we have between 700 and 900 native bee species. No one is sure exactly how many we have, because very few scientists are studying them. Most, save the bumble bees, who pollinate tomatoes, eggplants, peppers, and mason or blue orchard bees, are not commercially viable. That is, they cannot be managed, i.e., crated up and shipped from coast to coast.

they can't be exploited! we're only left with what profits corporations

He didn't said that. :T

Or create strict regulations where you're required to plant X area of bee friendly flowers for every Y acre of farmland.

Canary in the coalmine

marte thompson did you know all no honeybees are native to north America

It's canary in the mine.

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you didnt share any facts either. stop being a hypocrite.

***** Sorry if this is a stupid question...But do you have a phone mast near your hive? Did a change in death rates occur after it was built?

If you're an organic beekeeper, do you have four square miles of certified organic landscape for them to forage on?

With Bees you think in terms of radius, not Square... And yes, all of our hives have a minimum of a 5-6 mile radius of natural wild plants (Mostly wild flowers, scrub oak and sage) NO FARMED CROPS... Our bees rarely travel more than 2 miles... BTW we do not play the "Certified Organic" game... Our honey is sold as wild natural honey... Both our bees and customers love it... Also during early spring, we only feed honey and pollen back to the bees, never sugar... I refer to my beekeeping practices as organic for two reasons... 1. My bees do not feed on any farm land... 2. I do not use any antibiotics or unnatural chemicals on my bees...

I am an NASA ASTRONAUT

This is not one of those issues that goes away quickly. It might fade from media attention though.

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