I spent a few days camping in a national forest earlier this month. The location was at least 10 miles in all directions from any commercial agriculture and there was no phone service.
The wild honeybees were thick as flies at the campsite.
Well, at least there might be a source of replacement bees if things get really bad.
We live fairly far away (2 or 3 miles at least) from any commercial agriculture and this is the first year we’ve had a problem. My parents, 60m away, have a problem this year too. My mother has grown squash there for 60 years and this is the first year she’s ever had problems with pollination. I had to explain squash sex to her and she’s having to pollinate by hand now too. And she lives in the country.
None of the little old people who garden can remember having to hand pollinate their squash.