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Mon, 22 Jan 2007 10:08:08 -0800
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I was checking last week on Torula yeast.  It was recommended years ago by
Christine Peng, and I used it at the time.  I don't see it offered by bee
suppliers any more.  I Googled it, and found that it is made nowadays from
wood waste sugars on a large scale, and sold as a flovor enhance, and human
and animal food.

Does anyone know why beekeepers don't appear to be using it any more?
Randy Oliver

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