Bee
zeolite and bees – N. Lygeros
Whilst we know that bees are a very important indicator of environmental trends when pollution is present, we do not systematically examine the quality of honey and pollen. Research is now beginning to show that the impact of pesticides has significant consequences for the quality of bees’ produce. We must, therefore, realise that this phenomenon is to be expected, since bees do not forage in areas where there is specific protection for trees and plants. Consequently, it is only natural that they carry toxic substances back into their hives. We must, therefore – as is only right, not only for ... Read more
Use of zeolite in Ach. Zagka’s beehives in Corfu
Mr Zagkas from Corfu applies zeolite with a particle size of 0.8 to 2.5 millimetres to the base of the beehive and 2.5–5 millimetres around the perimeter to prevent damp and ensure proper environmental management.