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Wednesday, 08/06/2014 11:19:39 AM

Wednesday, August 06, 2014 11:19:39 AM

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This is quite subjective; yet in harmony with one of my theories. I have spent a lot of time lately in a large city. I have noticed a fair amount of wild honey bees. These honey bees are in areas that are close to the Interstate and ramp ways. These areas are commonly sprayed - granted: it's mainly herbicides.

My take is that there is not any GMO fields, especially that of corn. I personally hold this as a far more pressing problem for honey bees than neonicotinoids. Just my 13 1/2 cents (adjusted for inflation).

"Keep your state off of my body"
"When in doubt, empty the clip."

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