Soybean plants can actually self pollinate to produce beans, but evidence has shown that the presence of bees can increase seed production.
Thursday, July 19, 2012
Who's pollinating the soybean?
What's Shawn doing tromping through that soybean field?
Collecting bee bowls!
We are sampling for bees in soybean fields in Wooster and Apple Creek, OH for a graduate student at Iowa State University.
Soybean plants can actually self pollinate to produce beans, but evidence has shown that the presence of bees can increase seed production.
Soybean plants can actually self pollinate to produce beans, but evidence has shown that the presence of bees can increase seed production.
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