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Plan Bee is the way forward for Lear’s

THE world needs honeybees. Aside from their key ecological function, honeybees are responsible for pollinating nearly 85 per cent of all food crops for humans and provide us with several useful products, honey being top of the list. But what about Africanised honeybees? These are the infamous aggressive “killer bees”, descendants of African honeybees introduced into South America in 1956, which have rapidly spread through most of South and Central America, arriving in the USA in the 1990s.

While specific management techniques mean that they appear not to affect the production

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