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Re: High pesticide levels during apple orchard pollination....new study.
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Hi all
On my property (42.35,-76.5), there are apples, blackberries, black raspberries, and wild strawberries. Apples are opening now but none of the berries. The blackberries are the last of all the berries to bloom. Having lived here more than 20 years, I wish I had kept a bloom log. I do have photos with date stamps, that's about it

PLB

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