There have been efforts to reduce herbicide drift impacts on pollinators over the years. However, Ryan Pankau, horticulture educator for the University of Illinois Extension, said from his standpoint there has not been a rebound in populations.
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Some precision technology helps with more targeted spraying to protect nearby bee hives or pollinator areas.
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