8.26% higher seed set in open plots
Across 15 plots in Argentina, open plots had 8.26% higher seed set than exclusion plots in the cultivar studied.

A program designed to coordinate pollinator presence with chemical and biological management and field operations during flowering.
Average result across three consecutive seasons in Londrina: 5,565 kg/ha with hives versus 4,926 kg/ha without pollinator access.
Journal of Apicultural Research, 2023/2024 · DOI 10.1080/00218839.2022.2161219The program considers crop stage, colony availability and quality, weather, surrounding landscape and compatibility with crop management.
Average result across three consecutive seasons in Londrina: 5,565 kg/ha with hives versus 4,926 kg/ha without pollinator access.
Journal of Apicultural Research, 2023/2024.
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Across 15 plots in Argentina, open plots had 8.26% higher seed set than exclusion plots in the cultivar studied.
In this field study, yield was 6.34% higher with wild pollinators and 18.09% higher with Apis mellifera colonies than under exclusion.
Studies help define what to observe; AgroBee starts with the actual area: flowering calendar, logistics, management and measurement design.
See the method →Understand the context before deployment.
Execute the flowering window with coordination.
Read results using the agreed metric.
For soybean, planning considers cultivar, flowering window, access to plots, crop management and the indicators agreed for follow-up.
Discuss flowering window, operating design and the best assessment path with the AgroBee team.