Atlantic Tech Transfer Team for Apiculture (ATTTA)
Atlantic Tech Transfer Team for Apiculture (ATTTA) is an educational or research institution based in NB, CA focused on apiculture and bee science. Atlantic Canada beekeeping research and tech transfer. They contribute to advancing beekeeping knowledge and practices.
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