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06 December 2018

BPCA ‘Why we didn’t treat your bees’ leaflet now available

Forum in focus | PPC93 December 2018

BPCA’s special interest group, Beewise, has been as busy as a, well, bee! To finish off an action-packed year for the group, a new document has been created that BPCA members can give to clients to explain why we won’t destroy a bee colony in their homes or businesses.

Why we didnt treat your bees leaflet available now

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