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> Has anyone determined the effect of the phyto-estrogens contained in soy
> flour on bees?

I know we select toasted soy flour to ensure that some digestion inhibiting
factors are killed.  As for the phyto-estrogens, I have no idea whether
these chemicals have any significance to non-mammals.

allen
http://www.internode.net/honeybee/diary/

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