>If this is the case of neonics, 325,000 bee colonies should be dead by now
>in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba where about 20 million acres of
>neonics seed treated canola are grown every year for years and are the main
>source of honey.

I have no experience with canola but common sense tells me its hard to
compare a corn plant to canola.

Soybeans, pumpkins, cotton, potatoes  etc. all use the neonics. Saying corn
is not a problem for bees based on canola is painting with  too broad a
brush.

Things have came a long way since the first concerns about the neonics.

Could the neonics be finding their way into HFCS?

 Nobody knows as nobody is testing.

Right?

Does the possibility exist?


bob

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