Pesticides Blamed for Mass Bee Deaths in Krasnoyarsk Region
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Millions of bees have died in the Krasnoyarsk region due to pesticides used in field treatment. The Russian agricultural watchdog, Rosselkhoznadzor, found residual amounts of pesticide with the active ingredient pirimifos-methyl in wheat and barley crops, and pesticides with active ingredients tebuconazole and thiamethoxam in soil samples from pea crops. The use of these substances was not properly disclosed, violating federal beekeeping laws. Beekeepers suffered damages estimated at several million rubles.
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