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Charles,
Almost every seed that is planted in North Alabama is treated, Canola, corn
beans, wheat, almost all.
Even the sweet corn for gardens, peas, beans, the whole lot.
Very few worms in the end of an ear of corn. 60 years ago, almost every ear
had a worm.
When I was a teenager, I dusted cotton for the public. Birds were plentiful.
I understand why farmers use pesticides, bottom line, bees, birds, whatever
does not matter.
We have so many black birds, often they have to be killed to slow down the
diseases they spread.
Lionel
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