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Organic certification (was "specific crop cultivars for honey")
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Wed, 24 Mar 2010 06:33:47 -0700
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> We'll be certified organic in June 2011 if
> all works out.
> What I have surrounding is corn and soybeans, including
> users of neonics (Imid). Trying to do my best here...

Rob, I know very little about this stuff, but can they certify you as organic if your bees are within foraging range of non-organic nectar sources?

Eugene Makovec
Kirkwood, Missouri USA

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