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English: am a grower in industrial large scale agriculture who has used neonicotinoids as a pesticide For management of plant loss due to predation by insects. I have done cell in an effort to feed the world food and shelter from the storm as I have grown both greenhouse and field vegetable crops but also studied Arboriculture at Cornell University and BYU and have grown and used chemicals on trees, many of which rely on bees the honeybee. So I am interested to see how Berts bees handles living in an abandoned tobacco facility. Because if they can develop a resistance to neonicotinoid‘s and protect perhaps take up smoking or vaping then I am for using that class of chemicals in a part of an appropriate rotation for an approved pesticide program where in the bees are protected. Which is to say if we do not protect the bees then they are the canary in the coal mine. And sometimes life is strange and why else is Burt’s Bees in Durham Besides Bringing joBs and Bee’S to Bring honey from trees planted By the DPAC and durham Bulls Ballpark But there seems a opportunity for the collection of data on the pathology of fauna and flora of the complex relationship between nicotiana spp. & Apus spp. aka the Honey Bee that could come from wondering whether there Be a type of been that Be mildly energized By nicotine like a hint or puff of tobacco smoke or vapor or if in fact all of nicotine form that comes in contacts with the insect harms them and then I would suppose further research could flow from that initial quarry into weather neonic‘s are harmful because they are sprayed or injected or rather in any form. And finally for the research into the effect of nicotine smoke on the mites that parasitize the honeybee and can lead to cause hive collapse. Which may or not be Conclusive and it’s results or it just may well conclude that we’re it was a lucky strike that Brought Burt’s Bees to American Tobacco Trail or it may conclude no such thing but…. Either way: made you look.