Sheep Grazing Boosts Bee Populations in Montana
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Sheep grazing in Montana boosts bee populations, creating bare dirt patches for solitary bees to nest. This practice mimics natural land history, preventing overgrowth and supporting the ecosystem. Rancher Ben Lehfeldt sees it as essential teamwork, with shearing providing a fresh start for sheep and protecting newborns from harsh weather. The result? Healthier grazing lands and thriving bee habitats across Montana.
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