Articles Archives - Bee Vectoring Technology

Bees Can Now Deliver Pest Control

A unique pest control approach called apivectoring, which traces its roots in Canada to the University of Guelph (U of G), is drawing industry attention after recently receiving approval for …

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The $240 Billion Agriculture Biologicals Market and the Rising Company at the Forefront

“Large” market opportunities come and go. Sometimes you miss the boat, and other times the boat doesn’t arrive to dock. When the opportunity is not part of a trend but a movement that has …

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The Multibillion-Dollar Potential Behind this Headline-Making Agritech Company

BVT is a radical new farming technology. Instead of using pesticides, bee vectoring relies on bees to transport beneficial microbes to protect plants.

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A Natural Pesticide! FDA Approves a Non-Toxic Alternative That’s Spread By BEES and Could Help Prevent Catastrophic Insect Extinction

A Canadian company has secured approval from the Environmental Protection Agency for a new and less toxic form of pesticide that’s spread by bees.

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A New Pesticide Is All The Buzz

Bees’ fuzzy yellow bodies and hairy legs are custom-built for picking up pollen. Nothing can distribute the yellow powder more efficiently—something farmers that shell out for commercial beehives every growing …

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Canadian Company Enlists Bees to Deliver Crop Protection

Bee Vectoring Technologies International Inc. (BVT) has created a way for bees to deliver a bacterial fungicide to blueberry, sunflower and other crops to help protect them from disease in …