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Unleashing a world where pesky mosquitoes cease to exist, we’re inching closer to freedom. ‘Sniffing out Freedom’ explores natural odors vampires of the insect realm simply loathe. A journey amid smoky citronella walls and fresh lemongrass lanes, join us as we unveil aromatic fortresses these winged nuisances dare not breach!
Bzzz, don’t let bees spoil your summer fun! Learn which fragrances will keep bees at bay and enjoy your outdoor space worry-free. Whether you’re at a barbeque or a picnic, choose the right scent and you’ll be sure to keep the bees away.
Whether you’re an amateur beekeeper, or a professional in the beekeeping industry, there are a few smells to avoid when beekeeping. These odors can irritate bees and quickly eliminate any efforts you’ve made in building relationships with them.
The power of scent should not be underestimated, especially when it concerns the delicate and highly sensitive sense of smell of bees. Organic fragrances may be best for humans, but certain ones can be irritating to bees and could be detrimental to their health.