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Protecting Honey Bees From Pesticides 4 predictor model to be discussed in a later section of this publication When in doubt, consult your County Agricultural Extension Agent for details, recommendations and further information about the toxicity of specific compounds to honey bees Use less toxic formulations: Not all insecticides
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