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Juanse Barros <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 15 Oct 2010 21:46:19 +0200
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Bill T>Now, by trying to demonize the study and Jerry, their credibility has
gone down the toilet.

I am afraid there is a lenguage barrier for the flow of information. Most of
the CCD-pesticide information have been produced in english or french but
the wave started to build up past year in spanish, and now at least at Chile
and Argentina is getting just ready to be surfed.

The same the other way around. The NosemaC information started in spanish
(from spain) and it is just now ready to be surfed in english.

That is one of the beautifull things about bee-l, we get almost instant
access to facts (and opinions).

For the small access to argentinian information I have, they are facing
great mortalities right now, and the debate is patronized by the NeoGreens.
The nosema+virus+varroa people are loosing at the moment.


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