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We work with local farmers to establish and conserve native pollinator habitat!

          Changing how farmland is managed can have a broad and profound influence on populations of bees, butterflies, and a range of other animals.  A 2017, Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (S.A.R.E.) grant helped increase pollinator outreach and engage farmers (both small-scale and large-scale), educators, and students in establishing and conserving native pollinator habitat. These Pollinator Friendly Farming Resources might interest you.    

 - Pollinator Friendly Farming -

FARMING FOR
​POLLINATORS

For information on how pollinators can increase crop yields, please click
​on the picture "Farming for Pollinators".
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Farming For Pollinators
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PROJECT INTEGRATED CROP  POLLINATION

Bees are essential specialty crop pollinators.  Project ICP is conducting research nationwide on farm management practices that increase wild bees.  Click on the photo "Project ICP Brochure" for more on this important project.  
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COURTHOUSE
​1 S. Oneida Ave
P O Box 400, Rhinelander, WI 54501
(715) 369-7835
www.oclw.org 
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