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English: US migratory beekeepers loading tractor-trailer load of bees for transport from South Carolina to Maine to pollinate blueberries.
Français : Apiculteurs nord-américains chargeant des "ruchers itinérants" sur un semi-remorque pour les transporter de l'état de Caroline du Sud à celui du Maine pour la pollinisation d'espèces d'intérêt commercial (myrtilles en l'occurence)
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None given. Original upload date was 2007-01-03. |
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Originally created and uploaded to the English Wikipedia (under the same name) by Pollinator. |
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Pollinator |
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