> It's like saying you are a firm believer in the laws of supply and demand when you do almond pollination.  

> So how are you making sure no one floods the market, oh ya regulation.

Actually, the US beekeeper is inside of a protective bubble, for now. Any shortage of bees could be quickly remedied by allowing bees in from the Southern Hemisphere. Pollination fees would cave. And the strong price of domestic honey would quickly cave -- again -- if honey was allowed in unregulated. So any so-called free market is generally a closed system; free within the agreed upon boundaries. Once again, it's regulate them but not me.

PB

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