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….
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