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Re: Monsanto hopes to win over beekeepers with cure
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> Allen I probably am nit picking, but I think with the agricultural
> environment we have now, even if we did not have herbicide resistant
> Monsanto crops, we would still have the vast monocultures.  They would just
> be sprayed with products other than roundup.
>

True. The study that Juanse posted noted that as far back as 1960 there
were complaints about monoculture. Just we are getting even more mono.

Bill Truesdell
Bath,Maine

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