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On Sat, 9 Sep 1995, Steven A. Davis wrote:
> Ok guys and gals, I'm taking an unofficial poll. Farmers grow alot of red
> clover (not crimson) around here. I've been told that this isn't much of a
> honey plant because the throat of the flower is too long for most bees. I've
> also been told that Italians will make a crop from this because of their
> longer tonge. So lets hear the "truth" from you more experienced folks. Is
> it worth me chasing after this stuff for honey or should I charge for
> pollination?
> Steven A. Davis
> Clackamas Co. OR
Hmm, that's funny, I've heard that Caucasions can utilize red clover
because of their long tongue. I'd be interested in hearing other
opinions also.
Pete, NJ
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