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Bee Vectoring Technologies Newsletter – Volume 2020, Issue 6

The global pandemic affected us all in ways no one could have predicted. Despite the challenges, we made many accomplishments in 2020. It was the first full year of commercialization …

Blogs

How do I know CR-7 is actually in the field?

BVT is often asked “how do I know CR-7 is actually in the field?” Sherri Tedford, the company’s Laboratory & Field Testing Manager responsible for quality control of BVT products …

Press Releases

Bee Vectoring Technologies Completes California Approval Review Process, Gaining Access to Biggest Commercial Market in US

On December 22, 2020 BVT announced that it has completed the regulatory approval review process with the California Department of Pesticide Regulation (CDPR) on its proprietary Vectorite with CR-7 (Clonostachys rosea CR-7) …

Press Releases

Bee Vectoring Technologies Adds Territory Manager to Grow Market Reach in Pacific Northwest

On December 17, 2020 BVT announced that it has hired Ryan Dragoo as Territory Manager to drive sales growth in the US Pacific Northwest. Dragoo’s connections in the blueberry grower …

Articles | Industry News

Bee Vectoring Technologies International

Swarms of mechanical drones are used in modern agriculture, but Bee Vectoring Technologies International (CSE:BEE) is wonderfully old school. The Ontario-based agritech company has successfully drafted some of nature’s little …

BVT: Commercially reared bees deliver sustainable and effective crop protection

Novel developments in delivery systems are allowing us to push the boundaries of what’s possible in biological control.

News Articles

Bee Vectoring Technologies Newsletter – Volume 2020, Issue 6

How do I know CR-7 is actually in the field?

Bee Vectoring Technologies Completes California Approval Review Process, Gaining Access to Biggest Commercial Market in US

Bee Vectoring Technologies Adds Territory Manager to Grow Market Reach in Pacific Northwest

Bee Vectoring Technologies International

BVT: Commercially reared bees deliver sustainable and effective crop protection