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Why letting weeds grow could help honeybees in August

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Research shows that pollinators find it hardest to forage for nectar at this time of year, particularly in August.

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Why letting weeds grow could help honeybees in August

Research shows that pollinators find it hardest to forage for nectar at this time of year, particularly in August.

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InsideNoVA.com broke the news in Washington, United States on Thursday, August 20, 2026.
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