Small steps pave way for pollinator paradise
-Land use changes have greatly impacted forage, bee health
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Michael Standaert
Employees at Browning Honey sort and process honey to remove wax, impurities and other debris before it goes through further refining processes.
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As a 4th generation beekeeper and honey producer, Zac Browning knows his bees.
"Look here, this is a different type of native bee, this little hairy guy here," Browning said, his voice a pitch higher than normal as he moves toward a burst of flowers.
Browning also knows what these pollinators eat. He points out remnants of alfalfa, giant red clover, native sow t...
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