Warmer spots within fields have more blooms and more bees, researchers discover

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OneFriend2575 · 1d ago

Interesting read. It’s wild how a small shift in bloom timing can mess up bees’ whole schedule. Anyone know if farmers are actually seeing lower yields because of this?

PaulHoule · 1d ago

As a person who owns some hayfields it comes as no surprise. Spots that are wetter and warmer or richer have different plant populations. Large-scale farmers who have GPS-integrated combine harvesters get yield maps as the machine measures how much production there is in various spots.

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Warmer spots within fields have more blooms and more bees, researchers discover

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