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Bees Being Used to Spread Biopesticides in Some Crops

Protecting pollinators has been an issue facing agriculture for some time. The trick is to find a way to effectively eliminate crop-destroying pests while not hurting our fuzzy friends the …

Newsletters

Bee Vectoring Technologies Newsletter – Volume 2019, Issue 3

As another year draws to a close, it’s hard to imagine that we’re about to usher in the year 2020. All of us at BVT are excited about the coming …

Blogs

The new green revolution: how BVT is enabling the agricultural revolution our planet needs

There are almost eight billion people on our planet. By 2050, that number will be closer to 10 billion. In order to feed the world’s future population, we will need …

In the Media

Michael Collinson of Bee Vectoring Technologies – Nature’s Solution To Healthy Crops

Michael Collinson is the Chairman of Bee Vectoring Technologies (BVT) a complete pest and disease management solutions to help growers improve their crop quality.

Press Releases

Bee Vectoring Technologies Files New Patent for Computer-Controlled Honeybee Hive Dispenser System

On December 11, 2019 BVT announced that it has filed an international patent application for the latest version of its honeybee hive dispenser system that the Company has tested and …

Newsletters

Bee Vectoring Technologies Newsletter – Volume 2019, Issue 2

Since US EPA approval this past summer, BVT is officially “open for business,” and mobilizing commercial activities across the US. It’s been a busy few months selling into the Florida …

News Articles

Bees Being Used to Spread Biopesticides in Some Crops

Bee Vectoring Technologies Newsletter – Volume 2019, Issue 3

The new green revolution: how BVT is enabling the agricultural revolution our planet needs

Michael Collinson of Bee Vectoring Technologies – Nature’s Solution To Healthy Crops

Bee Vectoring Technologies Files New Patent for Computer-Controlled Honeybee Hive Dispenser System

Bee Vectoring Technologies Newsletter – Volume 2019, Issue 2