BEES: BEESFREE, Inc. develops and commercializes solutions for the beekeepers communities. The company develops a patent-pending technology that dispenses mixture of chemical compounds to bees in order to help bees prevent and cope with the effects of colony collapse disorder (CCD). The company was incorporated in 2011 and is headquartered in West Palm Beach, Florida. BeesFree Inc. is a development stage company that develops and commercializes innovative solutions for the beekeeping community. They intend to operate on a global basis. They plan to manufacture and sell our patent-pending technology that dispenses and delivers our proprietary mixture of chemical compounds to the bee population in order to prevent the effects of colony collapse disorder or CCD. CCD is a phenomenon in which worker bees from beehive or colony abruptly disappear. Generally, a live queen bee remains, no dead honey bees are seen in the hive, there is still honey in the hive and immature bees, called broods, are present. Entomologists and scientists across the world have established CCD not a specific disease but rather a characteristic of colonies collapsing from an assortment of pathogens, physiological stress, pesticide intoxications primarily related to the massive use of neonicotinoids in intense agricultural farming. For additional information please visit our website at www.beesfree.biz DISCLAIMER: MicroCapCompany.com has been compensated for promotion and awareness services for BeesFree, Inc.
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