. Agri-news. L'agriculture. Agdex 616 POUR DIFFUSION IMMÉDIATE. Résoudre le conflit entre les apiculteurs et les applicateurs INSECTICIDES COMMUNICATION ! Que, selon le superviseur de l'Agriculture de l'Alberta, de l'apiculture, est la clé pour résoudre le conflit qui existe entre les apiculteurs et les moustiquaires imprégnées d'applicateurs. Superviseur de l'Apiculture, Dr. Ulf Soehngen, suggère qu'un registre central est institué dans chaque comté et district municipal de la province où sont situés et beeyards la pulvérisation est un événement annuel. "Les apiculteurs", dit-il, pouvaient s'inscrire l'emplacement de leurs ap

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. Agri-news. Agriculture. Agdex 616 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE. SOLVING THE CONFLICT BETWEEN BEEKEEPERS AND INSECTICIDE APPLICATORS COMMUNICATION! That, according to Alberta Agriculture's supervisor of apiculture, is the key to solving the potential conflict that exists between beekeepers and insecticide applicators. Apiculture supervisor, Dr. Ulf Soehngen, suggests that a central registry be set up in each county and municipal district of the province where beeyards are located and crop spraying is an annual event. "The beekeepers", he says, "could register the locations of their apiaries and insecticide applicators could notify the registry when and where they will be spraying crops". The registry would then be responsible for notifying the beekeepers whose apiaries were likely to be affected so that they could take the necessary precautions. Dr. Soehngen reports that this system of notification has worked very well in those parts of the world where it has been tried. In his opinion, such a system would go a long way towards defusing a potential conflict between Alberta beekeepers and farmers who have to use insecticides on their crops. "It is very important", he explains, "that we work out some sort of compromise between beekeepers and farmers who use insecticides before the problem gets out of hand." Dr. Soehngen believes that insecticide use will increase if present trends continue and if the pressure to produce more food continues. (continue^cT) RELEASED BY THE COMMUNICATIONS BRANCH ALBERTA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Alberta. Alberta Agriculture. Communications Branch; Alberta. Alberta Agriculture. Print Media Branch; Alberta. Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural Development. Publishing Branch. [Edmonton] : Co

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