Beekeepers in Giresun have reported that pesticide applications in hazelnut orchards are…

🌐 Original language: Turkish 📰 Source: mersinhaber.com
Beekeepers in Giresun have reported that pesticide applications in hazelnut orchards are…
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Beekeepers in Giresun have reported that pesticide applications in hazelnut orchards are causing bee deaths, emphasizing the need for increased awareness among producers and stricter regulations.

Ali Eren, a beekeeper from Sayca village, stated that the pesticides used in hazelnut fields negatively impact bee health. He mentioned that he typically moves his bees to highland areas every May, but this year, the pesticide treatments for the brown marmorated stink bug in July severely harmed his bees. Eren, who relies on beekeeping for his livelihood and focuses on organic honey production, noted that careless pesticide use damages both bees and the environment.

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