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Re: The future security of America's food supply
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As I have been told and read from literature, books, and other sources, bees

pollinate Alfalfa as well.


Alfalfa snaps shut on the bees.  While they do pollinate it a bit,  it is
not their favorite, and other bugs with longer proboscis are much more
effective.

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