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"Dave Green, Eastern Pollinator Newsletter" <[log in to unmask]>
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In a message dated 96-10-21 13:32:13 EDT,  [log in to unmask] (Malcolm
(Tom) Sanford, Florida Extension Apiculturist) forwards the following message
from Nigel Holloway,  Cape Town, South Africa.:
 
<< I have
 over the
 > last few years been doing quite a lot of apple and pear pollination. We
are
 > guided locally by Dr Anderson who wrote a little book discussing the
 > technical apects of pollination.  The one thing we do however lack here is
 > any significant level of local research into the benefits of pollination.
 > We have to rely on those farmers who have tried it, and perceived it to be
a
 > benefit, to spread the word.
 >
 > I have just recently started looking for sites on the web which could
 > provide me with sound research results which discuss pollination, it's
 > benefits, pitfalls, etc, etc.  I am thus writing to you in the hopes that
 > you will be able to point me in the general direction of web sites where I
 > might be able to obtain quality, up to date information.
 >
 > In return, I could try to send local info / experiences to you.
 >
 
    Nigel, and others, check the Practical Pollination Web Page at:
              http://users.aol.com/pollinator/polpage1.html
 
    Please check back in again in a couple weeks, if you are interested in
apples.  We have more material I plan to add.  Unfortunately we are pushing
hard right now to bring back in our bees from the fall cucumber fields, take
care of a pesticide "hit," and pack honey for the Christmas market, all at
the same time.  So I'm afraid the web page has to be held off a bit.  It
takes a lot of time, but I'm sure we'll get a rainy/blustery day pretty soon.
 
    We also have a pamphlet that can be given to apple growers.  If you want
a copy, you can send me a snail mail SASE, or for international mail, enough
to cover postage.
 
[log in to unmask]    Dave Green,  PO Box 1200,  Hemingway,  SC
29554        (Dave & Jan's Pollination Service,  Pot o'Gold Honey Co.)
 
Practical Pollination Home Page            Dave & Janice Green
http://users.aol.com/pollinator/polpage1.html

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