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What killed Ontario bees last winter

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I found the table on state-by-state bee loss to bee very interesting.  Seems that most of the states who reported high percentage bee loss were those in the northern tier of states.  The notable exception was Idaho.  Considering the sources I'm wondering if a possible cause of these high loss rates might be from management practices.  I don't intend to be throwing stones.  Just wondering. Mike in LA


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