Insects Threaten to Sting But Beekeeping Helps
An Illinois expert urges tolerating peak insect season to keep balance, noting bees and wasps benefit crops through pollination and pest control. Beekeepers share sting responses, allergy cautions, and emergency steps, emphasizing quick stinger removal and medical care for severe reactions.
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Joyce Korista
University of Illinois Cooperative Extension Office
Will County
Karista
Watson
Korista
James Massimilian
Paris Community Hospital
Massimilian
Elora Buel
Paris
Buel
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