Why do mad scientists have to vaccinate every animal on planet Earth?
Humans, livestock, and now honeybees.
We need honeybees for food pollination.
It’s critical to our food supply.
About 1/3 of the food eaten by Americans comes from crops pollinated by honeybees.
If anything damages honeybees, our food supply is in trouble.
What is the proposed solution to ‘protect the health’ of honeybees?
A vaccination.
That seems to be the ‘solution’ for everything.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) granted a conditional license for a vaccine created by Dalan Animal Health.
The U.S. biotech company’s vaccine is said to help protect honeybees from American foulbrood disease.
“Our vaccine is a breakthrough in protecting honeybees,” said Annette Kleiser, chief executive of Dalan Animal Health.
“We are ready to change how we care for insects, impacting food production on a global scale.”
The way we’ll care for insects in the future is by vaccinating them?
Who else has a bad feeling about that strategy?
Humans, livestock, and now honeybees.
We need honeybees for food pollination.
It’s critical to our food supply.
About 1/3 of the food eaten by Americans comes from crops pollinated by honeybees.
If anything damages honeybees, our food supply is in trouble.
What is the proposed solution to ‘protect the health’ of honeybees?
A vaccination.
That seems to be the ‘solution’ for everything.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) granted a conditional license for a vaccine created by Dalan Animal Health.
The U.S. biotech company’s vaccine is said to help protect honeybees from American foulbrood disease.
“Our vaccine is a breakthrough in protecting honeybees,” said Annette Kleiser, chief executive of Dalan Animal Health.
“We are ready to change how we care for insects, impacting food production on a global scale.”
The way we’ll care for insects in the future is by vaccinating them?
Who else has a bad feeling about that strategy?