Making Almond Milk Kills Bees at David Wirth blog

Making Almond Milk Kills Bees. According to a new feature published by the guardian this week, the american almond industry may be tipping the scales with their huge demand for honeybees to pollinate their orchards, and could. The resulting mixture is then passed through a strainer to remove solid material. According to a new survey, almond milk is causing the deaths of billions of bees due to a demanding and deadly almond pollination process. Soy used for soy milk is often grown with pesticides, and brazil, one of the largest soy producers, has been linked to massive deforestation in its soybean production. The resulting product has a signature texture and flavour. Almond milk, with its high demand for water and reliance on honey bees, ranks poorly. On top of that, almond growers heavily douse their trees with pesticides—they get more chemicals than any other crop in california, according to documents cited by the guardian. Almond milk can also be formulated by mixing water with almond butter. Almond milk is produced commercially and you can make it at home. According to a new report from the guardian this week, the titanic and growing demands of the california almond industry are placing a huge strain on the hives of bees used to pollinate their orchards, wiping out billions of honeybees in a matter of months. Scientific american reports that focusing on just almonds, or just any other one crop for that matter, prevents bees from getting the diversity of nutrients they need to be healthy, which makes them more vulnerable to disease and pesticides. It is made by blending almonds with water. But why are the almond farms so bad for bees?

It is made by blending almonds with water. Almond milk is produced commercially and you can make it at home. According to a new feature published by the guardian this week, the american almond industry may be tipping the scales with their huge demand for honeybees to pollinate their orchards, and could. The resulting mixture is then passed through a strainer to remove solid material. Soy used for soy milk is often grown with pesticides, and brazil, one of the largest soy producers, has been linked to massive deforestation in its soybean production. Almond milk, with its high demand for water and reliance on honey bees, ranks poorly. According to a new report from the guardian this week, the titanic and growing demands of the california almond industry are placing a huge strain on the hives of bees used to pollinate their orchards, wiping out billions of honeybees in a matter of months. The resulting product has a signature texture and flavour. But why are the almond farms so bad for bees? Scientific american reports that focusing on just almonds, or just any other one crop for that matter, prevents bees from getting the diversity of nutrients they need to be healthy, which makes them more vulnerable to disease and pesticides.

Almond milk kills millions of bees

Making Almond Milk Kills Bees The resulting mixture is then passed through a strainer to remove solid material. Almond milk is produced commercially and you can make it at home. According to a new survey, almond milk is causing the deaths of billions of bees due to a demanding and deadly almond pollination process. The resulting product has a signature texture and flavour. According to a new feature published by the guardian this week, the american almond industry may be tipping the scales with their huge demand for honeybees to pollinate their orchards, and could. Almond milk, with its high demand for water and reliance on honey bees, ranks poorly. But why are the almond farms so bad for bees? The resulting mixture is then passed through a strainer to remove solid material. It is made by blending almonds with water. According to a new report from the guardian this week, the titanic and growing demands of the california almond industry are placing a huge strain on the hives of bees used to pollinate their orchards, wiping out billions of honeybees in a matter of months. On top of that, almond growers heavily douse their trees with pesticides—they get more chemicals than any other crop in california, according to documents cited by the guardian. Soy used for soy milk is often grown with pesticides, and brazil, one of the largest soy producers, has been linked to massive deforestation in its soybean production. Almond milk can also be formulated by mixing water with almond butter. Scientific american reports that focusing on just almonds, or just any other one crop for that matter, prevents bees from getting the diversity of nutrients they need to be healthy, which makes them more vulnerable to disease and pesticides.