Under-pollination and the impact of insecticides on food security are part of the discussion at a Gold Coast bee congress, taking place this week.

By Jamie Brown
Updated June 29 2018 - 7:13am, first published June 28 2018 - 4:00pm
Bee keeping is big business and this week's Gold Coast bee congress is highlighting the importance of these pollinators to our food security.
Bee keeping is big business and this week's Gold Coast bee congress is highlighting the importance of these pollinators to our food security.

The third Australian bee congress is taking place on the Gold Coast this week, with pollination – or rather “under-pollination” a strong theme.

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