(09/29/11) We get one of every three bites of food from crops pollinated by bees. That's about $15 billion into the U.S. economy each year. But North Country beekeepers are losing huge numbers of their little, busy coworkers.
Apiarists (beekeepers) from around the country--and the world--have been dealing with what's called Colony Collapse Disorder. It's been around for five years now.
Julie Grant visited with some beekeepers, and reports that scientists and the government don't agree on what should be done to help them. more
