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“Bee” Careful: Unique Considerations When Negotiating a Bee Storage Lease Agreement
By: Colton Addy As demand for commercial bees used to pollinate crops (such as almond trees) has grown, so has the demand for facilities to store bees. Entering a lease agreement for the storage of live bees presents some unique … Continue reading
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