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Best I can find

This is the best map I can find. Doesn't tell which of the affected states are MORE affected, but Tennessee isn't one of them yet. Most of the articles I see don't really go into detain on geography, but I am getting the biological gestalt rather than the agricultural details.

I am sure Tennessee will be hit soon. I would like to hear more about the "organic" techniques the person above says may protect. I am also looking into other programs trying to help preserve bees, but I am no expert in this. Here and here are some links I have not had a chance to go through in detail yet. I first read about this in the scientific journals Science and Nature and those usually fairly calm journals had some pretty worried articles about it.


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