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Re: Pollen traps
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Sat, 18 Feb 2006 12:46:56 -0700
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Hello Mike ,

 I use to run 1000 traps on my bees. I built my own with drone escapes. I had a nice market in Japan, but with the on sought of mites, chemicals kept showing up in the pollen. In Japan you can't have any traces of antibiotic, or chemicals what so ever, parts per million. The ministry over there is a though nut to crack not to mention the language.

 You know Mike, I just bought a new 40' diesel pusher motorhome and have plans to be near there in early march (southern Calif.)

  Keith

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