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Blue berry bloom is difficult to pollinate for the honey bee, right?  If the
fields are flooded with honey bees they still might help improve the yield,
but inefficiently. 

 

Maybe fallow fields for native bee nesting should companion Blue Berries so
native bees could be available to do the job better. 

 

Do any farmers try to do this?

 

DC


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