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Al Needham <[log in to unmask]>
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Discussion of Bee Biology <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 3 Mar 1998 19:14:27 -0500
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The real "bottom line" on this whole bit about
organic is that it is a "crock". A first class laboratory
examination would prove that.
 
What should be established is that the term "organic"
will allow a certain percentage of this and that and
no more, just like the FDA (USA) allows a certain percentage
of insect parts and pieces to be in our food.
 
The 'blue ice chunks" falling out of aircraft is enough
by itself to show that "organic anything" is just
not possible.
 
For that matter, when I flew in Jet Interceptor Aircraft,
there was always a little funnel attached to a tube that led
to the outside of the aircraft. Guess what went in the
funnel and exited the aircraft to disperse itself over your
organic gardens ?
 
So..there you go, so much for organic honey, etc. !
 
Al................................................................
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