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Thu, 18 Sep 2003 00:01:59 +0100
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Re: sunflower honey
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Elizabeth,
Sunflower honey used to be the main crop here in my area of Central West France.
I suppose you were wanting details from somebody closer to home!
I cannot help in cultivar names - those here will mean little to you - but apart from that - any
other info. just ask.
As a taster - our hives would harvest between 15kg and 50kg of sunflower honey according to place,
cultivar and meteo. conditions.
Regards
Peter.

For those being or to subjected to "foul weather and winds" - keep safe and thinking about your
bees!

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