CNN News: BeeFlow超級配方提高蜜蜂性能和免疫系統(tǒng)

UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Bees are responsible for pollinating one third of all crops worldwide and populations are declining impacting the nearly $20 billion they contribute to U.S. crop production. In fact, this past winter saw the highest honeybee colony losses on record but the company BeeFlow thinks they can give bees a boost with a special nutrient packed super food formula they say improves their performance and immune system.

未知女性，蜜蜂對美國農(nóng)作物產(chǎn)量的貢獻接近200億美元，但蜜蜂的數(shù)量正在減少。事實上，去年冬天蜜蜂群體的損失是有記錄以來最高的，但是BeeFlow公司認為他們可以通過一種特殊的營養(yǎng)成分包裝的超級食物配方來提高蜜蜂的性能和免疫系統(tǒng)。

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Some people say that we’re doing super bees. We think we are developing strong and smart bees.

未知男性：有人說我們在研究超級蜜蜂。但我們認為我們只是在培育強壯而聰明的蜜蜂。

UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Feed the bees the formula and they can work longer and in colder temperatures. Helpful for crops like these almond trees in California which have short pollination windows.

未知女性：把配方喂給蜜蜂，它們就能在更低的溫度下工作更長時間。對加利福尼亞杏樹等授粉時間較短的作物很有幫助。

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: It’s very close from here. We’ve done a trial where we see that our bees were doing seven times more flights under really cold temperatures.

未知男性：離這里很近。我們做了一個實驗，我們發(fā)現(xiàn)培育的蜜蜂在非常低的溫度下飛行了距離增加了7倍。

UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: With no automated way to monitor bee performance, the BeeFlow team spends hours each day staring at trees, counting bees.

未知女性：英文沒有自動化的方法來監(jiān)控蜜蜂的績效，BeeFlow團隊每天花幾個小時盯著蜜蜂，并數(shù)蜜蜂。

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We know how many bees that the flower requires to develop a fruit of excess (ph) size.

未知男性：我們知道花朵授粉結(jié)成果實需要多少蜜蜂參與。

UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: In Argentina, they’re trials increased crop yields up to 90 percent and made fruit like these blueberries in Oregon 22 percent bigger. At the moment, BeeFlow knows it can’t address every issue impacting bees.

未知女性: 在阿根廷，他們試驗將作物產(chǎn)量提高了90%，并使俄勒岡州的藍莓等水果的產(chǎn)量提高了22%。目前，BeeFlow認為不能解決影響蜜蜂的所有問題。

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: There’s a lot of questions that are still waiting for answers and we think that this is just a start of our journey on pollination that has been (inaudible) by the agriculture industry.

未知男性：還有很多問題懸而未決，我們認為這近視農(nóng)業(yè)授粉之旅的開始。

UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Bees are responsible for pollinating one third of all crops worldwide and populations are declining impacting the nearly $20 billion they contribute to U.S. crop production. In fact, this past winter saw the highest honeybee colony losses on record but the company BeeFlow thinks they can give bees a boost with a special nutrient packed super food formula they say improves their performance and immune system.

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Some people say that we’re doing super bees. We think we are developing strong and smart bees.

UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Feed the bees the formula and they can work longer and in colder temperatures. Helpful for crops like these almond trees in California which have short pollination windows.

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: It’s very close from here. We’ve done a trial where we see that our bees were doing seven times more flights under really cold temperatures.

UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: With no automated way to monitor bee performance, the BeeFlow team spends hours each day staring at trees, counting bees.

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We know how many bees that the flower requires to develop a fruit of excess (ph) size.

UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: In Argentina, they’re trials increased crop yields up to 90 percent and made fruit like these blueberries in Oregon 22 percent bigger. At the moment, BeeFlow knows it can’t address every issue impacting bees.

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: There’s a lot of questions that are still waiting for answers and we think that this is just a start of our journey on pollination that has been (inaudible) by the agriculture industry.