26.8% higher seed set with the pollinator community
The farm-scale study recorded 26.8% higher seed set and measured the combined contribution of wild visitors, managed hives and insecticide management.

Scientific evidence shows a relevant contribution of pollinators to Brassica carinata seed set, with complementary roles for wild and managed pollinators.
In Brassica carinata fields in the United States, pollinator access increased seed set by 26.8%; the study included both wild and managed pollinators.
Journal of Applied Ecology, 2026 · DOI 10.1111/1365-2664.70495The program considers crop stage, colony availability and quality, weather, surrounding landscape and compatibility with crop management.
In Brassica carinata fields in the United States, pollinator access increased seed set by 26.8%; the study included both wild and managed pollinators.
Journal of Applied Ecology, 2026.
Open original publicationReview the metric, comparator and conditions evaluated in the original study.Additional results help explain how pollination appears across different metrics, environments and production systems.
The farm-scale study recorded 26.8% higher seed set and measured the combined contribution of wild visitors, managed hives and insecticide management.
An agronomic review describes carinata reproduction as a combination of self-pollination and cross-pollination.
Studies help define what to observe; AgroBee starts with the actual area: flowering calendar, logistics, management and measurement design.
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Execute the flowering window with coordination.
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GZH reported the operation in Erechim, Panambi, Alegrete and Santo Ângelo, coordinated by Celena, AgroBee and Nufarm. The figure refers to a completed season.
Discuss flowering window, operating design and the best assessment path with the AgroBee team.