Jim Watts calls himself a farmer, but he doesn’t raise livestock or crops. Watts is a bee farmer.
Across the West, growers are turning to a tiny, overlooked insect to pollinate crops: the native mason bee. In Washington state, Watts is leading the movement.
Researchers call mason bees “the new frontier” for crop pollination….
Solitary bee care changes with the seasons. Our emails help you know what to do next, from spring release through summer care, fall returns/harvest and winter preparation.
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