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LSU AgCenter to research impact of mosquito spray on bees
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"A $167,000 grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will 
help researchers at the LSU Agricultural Center determine whether 
laboratory-tested safety precautions to protect honey bees from mosquito 
spraying actually work in the field.

Lead researcher Kristen Healy, assistant professor of entomology at the 
LSU Agricultural Center, said most of the work on insecticide safety 
around bees has been done in laboratory settings with very little 
testing of how those safety measures work in the real world."
http://theadvocate.com/home/8047565-125/lsu-agcenter-to-research-impact


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