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Ashish Malik President and CEO of Bee Vectoring Technologies International reports that Bees can carry in beneficial fungi to ward off damaging fungi to almond blooms.
Bees as Crop Protection News Reporter It’s time for your Farm of the Future Report. I’m Tim Hammerich. Bloom time is critical for a lot of crops to establish this year’s fruit while protecting it from disease during this susceptible period. One company has found a novel way to deliver biological inputs directly to the point their needed by letting bees do the work. That’s right, Bee Vectoring Technologies has a system where bees will apply an active ingredient to the bloom while they pollinate the crop. Here’s sales manager Ian Collinson. Collinson… “We not only hav...
Bee Vectoring Technologies Pt 2 Wednesday Dec 2nd, 2020 Marketing Director Greg Faust says its Vectorite with C7 pesticide is safe … FAUST-B = 12 … “So, it’s been tested for all these things that you’d normally test a pesticide for and, in addition to that, was thoroughly tested for bee safety so we’re very safe within the system for the bees and the beekeepers.” But, spreading their biologicals this way, BVT’s Ian Collinson says took some work … COLLINSON-5 = 18 … “So, a gentleman out of the University of Guelph named Dr. John Sutton isolated our strain from about 1,30...