Bee aware: are there bees in or near your cotton crop? @CottonInfoAust
Bee aware: are there bees in or near your cotton crop?  @CottonInfoAust
Uploaded April 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Bees have become increasingly common in cotton crops, mainly due to proximity top horticultural crops and recent droughts. Producers need to be aware that some product labels contain specific requirements for bee protection.
Join CottonInfo's Sharna Holman as she reveals some fascinating facts about these beautiful creatures.
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Bee aware: are there bees in or near your cotton crop?

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