No doubt you've already heard that there is a problem with the bee population. They are affected by various diseases, which means that their numbers are dwindling. Which can lead to serious problems, because bees are an indispensable link in nature. They pollinate flowers and blossoms, plants and trees. Without bees, no plants. Scientists already estimate that 47% of global fruit production, 32% of vegetables and 47% of nuts are already being lost due to insufficient pollination.
But there may be hope of salvation. Scientists at Tampere University in Finland have developed a small lightweight robot that can act as an artificial pollinator. They were inspired by the fluff of the dandelion, actually the way in which the seeds of that plant move through the air. #bees
The full story at The Next Web.
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Although it might be a good solution in this case.
I sometimes pollinate manually, with a brush, my fruit trees and melons and so on. But then again, I don't have a real orchard.