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EPA’s Eye In The Sky: Debrecen, Hungary

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epa09991354 Growing phacelia, a honey-bearing plant that is very popular with bees and an excellent catch crop, is seen in a field near Debrecen, Hungary, 02 June 2022. From one hectare of phacelia, bees can produce over 700kg of honey. EPA-EFE/Zsolt Czegledi HUNGARY OUT

Phacelia, a honey-bearing plant that is very popular with bees and an excellent catch crop, is seen in a field near Debrecen, Hungary.

From one hectare of phacelia, bees can produce over 700kg of honey.

Photo: EPA-EFE/Zsolt Czegledi

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