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Re: Fwd: Health Canada information - Update - Pollinator Protection and Responsible Use of Treated Seed - Best Management Practices
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Charles wrote: "We listen to the drop reports daily here.  Like you guys listen to traffic."

Charles, My parents grew up in Iowa in the 1920s and 30s. Mom grew up on the farm. I remember stories of Grandpa Porter getting angry because he missed his Farm Mkt Reports when Day Lights Savings Time came around. I bet you and my Grandpa could trade some stories, maybe more so than I.

I live closer to Ottowa and Montreal than I do NY City, in the poorest and largest County in NY State, so I don't listen to traffic except when Rt 81 might be closed because of Lake Effect Snow coming off of Lake Ontario. I know you didn't mean anything by what you wrote. I just wanted you to get a better idea of where I live.

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