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Organic honey
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Thu, 1 Mar 2001 20:54:12 EST
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I am in total agreement with Allen Dick in his remarks about organic honey.

Organic honey is an impossible myth.  I am tired of hearing about this "trip
to the stars"

Better that beekeepers utilize proven methods of keeping their bees alive than
groping around for something to sell to the nature enthusiasts.

George Imirie

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