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Terry Shanor, a beekeeper from Butler County, sports his favorite shirt at the annual picnic of the Pennsylvania State Beekepers Association. A co-op of beekeepers in the region are trying to breed tougher honeybees that can survive cold winters and fight back against parasitic mites. Photo: Lou Blouin

Building a Better Honeybee

Lou Blouin·August 21, 2015
Bee geneticists and backyard beekeepers are teaming up to build stronger honeybees that could finally fight back against their biggest threat.
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