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Wed, 18 Dec 2013 20:14:12 -0700
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Re: Canadian Honey Council submission to Health Canada / PMRA on neonicotinoids
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"Why there is no mention to Canola/raps and only to Corn and Soy?"
There is no problems with canola plantings and rapeseed is not grown any
more in western Canada. The farmers here actually
Rotate one year wheat next canola and have been doing it in all club root
free areas.
Tim Townsend

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