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Re: Closing of bee labs.
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Thomas Cornick <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 7 Feb 2002 09:18:16 EST
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  When the American public is confronted with a $5 apple perhaps the approach
to bee labs and beekeeping will change. The value of bees is in pollination
not honey.
   You can bet your congressman and senator won't be eating white bread or
Chinese honey in their cafeteria.
  The greatest portion of farm subsidy goes to large agribusiness.
I still take the view Archinmedes had of government
"Stand from between me and the light"

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