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Re: golden rod protiens and feed in general
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The idea more is better does not seem to work with either pigeons or chickens.




I am wonder if,  or how true that may be with bees also........  And thinking it may be a huge variable based on time of year,  and may also be a bit of the key to big spring buildups.  Thinking early spring pollen protein may be radically different enough.  Which may also mean lower fall proteins like goldenrod,  may actually be good.  Wouldn’t that be a surprise ending?

Charles

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