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On 7/04/2013 11:03 PM, Stan Sandler wrote:
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> Geoff Mannings post about macadamia shows that neonics are not used there.
Well not as far as I know in macas.  It is used elsewhere I believe.

The point I was making is that we, as well as others pulled endosulphan
because of its human problems, but from the beekeepers point of view it
was replaced with something worse.

Geoff Manning

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