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How Pollinator Habitat Enhances Biodiversity on Your Land

General, Pollinators / August 26, 2024

Creating and maintaining pollinator habitats is crucial for enhancing biodiversity and supporting healthy ecosystems. Pollinators play a vital role in plant reproduction, which supports a wide range of wildlife. Here’s how establishing pollinator habitats can boost biodiversity and benefit your land. The Role of Pollinators in Biodiversity 1. Plant Reproduction Pollinators such as bees, butterflies, […]

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Top Tips for Successfully Establishing Native Forbs

General, Native Species, Pollinators / July 29, 2024

Native forbs are herbaceous flowering plants that are not grasses, and are essential for supporting pollinators, enhancing habitat diversity, and contributing to the overall health of ecosystems. Successfully establishing these plants requires careful planning, preparation, and ongoing maintenance. Here are our top tips for planting and maintaining native forbs to ensure they thrive in your

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Floral Harmony: Unveiling the Charms of Bee Balm for Conservation

Conservation, General, Pollinators / March 28, 2024

Bee Balm, known for its vibrant hues and ecological prowess, stands as a beacon of biodiversity in conservation projects. This native species, cherished for its distinctive features and contributions to ecosystem health, captivates pollinators and enriches habitats with its ecological benefits. Found abundantly across North America, Bee Balm, closely related to Bergamot, shares similar ecological

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Battling Threats: Safeguarding Pollinators in Conservation

Bioenergy, Conservation, Pollinators / February 15, 2024

While pollinators play a vital role in ecosystems and agriculture, they face an array of threats that endanger their existence. This article delves into the challenges and dangers these crucial contributors to biodiversity encounter as they navigate their essential roles in conservation efforts. From habitat loss to pesticide exposure and the perils of climate change,

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The hummingbird – one of our favorite pollinators to watch in action

Pollinators / August 29, 2023

Hummingbirds, with their shimmery feathers and lightning-fast movements, are some of the most captivating creatures that you might see around your home. These tiny birds, found primarily in North and South America, hold a special place in the hearts of bird enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

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More people are planting wildflowers and natives in lieu of a grassy lawn

Conservation, General, Native Species, Pollinators, Wildflowers / June 3, 2023

The age of the bright green, clean cut, grassy lawn is slowly transitioning to a more natural landscape strategy. More and more people are planting native plants and wildflowers in their backyard rather than trying to maintain an input heavy green manicured lawn.

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Protect Your Pollinators

Conservation, General, Native Species, Pollinators / May 31, 2023

If it wasn’t for those buzzing little critters like bees and butterflies, commonly called pollinators, you may not be eating dinner today, let alone breakfast tomorrow.

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How Wildflowers Can Help Pollinate Your Land

CRP Seed Mixes, Native Species, Pollinators, Wildflowers / January 17, 2023

Bee on Black-eyed Susan - How Wildflowers Help Pollinate Your Farm

With the current global food crisis, boosting pollinator populations is imperative for stabilizing the future of our food supply. Because over 30% of all food crops rely on insects and other species for pollination, ensuring that these vital pollinators have adequate habitat and nutrition is essential. However, many important species like the honeybee have seen

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What Can I Plant for My CRP Project?

Conservation, CRP Establishment, CRP Seed Mixes, Native Species, Pollinators / November 3, 2022

For many CRP projects, grasses, forbs, or wildflowers are commonly planted for conservation purposes. In this post, we’ll examine why these types of plants are often used in CRP and how they can benefit both the environment and your land.

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