Is it possible they are growing crops that don't require pollination? Many do not. Even though farms are smaller in the UK, am I correct in assuming that many

Is it possible they are growing crops that don't require pollination? Many do not. Even though farms are smaller in the UK, am I correct in assuming that many farmers still practice mono-crop? If they do, then depending on wild pollinators alone is never going to be the best strategy. Crop yields will always increase significantly by introducing farmed bee-hives. Here is an article I found from the UK Bee Farmers Association https://beefarmers.co.uk/working-with-other-sectors/contract-pollination https://beefarmers.co.uk/working-with-other-sectors/contract... It says in the organization even runs a 'National Pollination Service' with a sitting 'Pollination Secretary'. I think beekeeping is a very interesting industry. I'm sure many people in the UK and the States are probably unaware of these practices and how integral they are to farming.