Pollinators and beneficial insects need year-long support, not just some nice words over the course Pollinator Week.

Pollinators and beneficial insects need year-long support, not just some nice words over the course Pollinator Week.
The Grass-carrying wasp is just another in a long line of unsung pollinators and beneficial insects that deserve our attention during Pollinator Week.
Today, the nation’s highest court ruled that agriculture giant Bayer, which owns RoundupTM manufacturer Monsanto, should be granted a liability shield even when individuals can show they were harmed by Bayer’s pesticide products.
It’s Pollinator Week and the people at PAN want to celebrate our pollinators with you by sharing something on that theme each day, from Monday through Friday. Today, I wanted to share Pollinator Paradises at three different farms in Iowa, including my own, the Genuine Faux Farm.
Neonicotinoid pesticides (neonics) are a threat to our pollinators, to birds and fish, and to humans. Seeds treated with neonics are not regulated properly. But states are stepping up to limit the use of neonics.
Conservation and public health groups filed a formal notice with Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin today to force the agency to develop water-quality standards for atrazine, a cancer-linked pesticide that has been found at dangerous levels in thousands of U.S. waterways and in drinking-water supplies.

Pollinators and beneficial insects need year-long support, not just some nice words over the course Pollinator Week.

The Grass-carrying wasp is just another in a long line of unsung pollinators and beneficial insects that deserve our attention during Pollinator Week.

Today, the nation’s highest court ruled that agriculture giant Bayer, which owns RoundupTM manufacturer Monsanto, should be granted a liability shield even when individuals can show they were harmed by Bayer’s pesticide products.

It’s Pollinator Week and the people at PAN want to celebrate our pollinators with you by sharing something on that theme each day, from Monday through Friday. Today, I wanted to share Pollinator Paradises at three different farms in Iowa, including my own, the Genuine

Neonicotinoid pesticides (neonics) are a threat to our pollinators, to birds and fish, and to humans. Seeds treated with neonics are not regulated properly. But states are stepping up to limit the use of neonics.
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