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On 15 Mar 99, at 9:43, Tom Sanford wrote:
> I think seed driers have been used with good success, but don't
> have any specifics. I am sending your query to the bee-l list
> for possible input.
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> Tom Sanford
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> S.T.W.H.S. wrote:
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> > What's the best ways to dry bee pollen commercially?
> > Thank you,
> > Mike
There was no other address, so this has to go to the list, sorry for the
'commercial'.
We market a pollen drier. It is a round base, an electrical 300 W fan
drivea a large alloy fan blade which circulates hot air through a series
of trays with nylon 30 mesh screens. Trays are 12' in dia and 1.5" deep.
Overall height 9".
For pricing and shipping info please contact us direct.
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The Bee Works, 9 Progress Drive, Unit 2,
Orillia, Ontario, Canada.L3V 6H1.
Phone (705)326 7171 Fax (705)325 3461
David Eyre, Owner
e-mail<[log in to unmask]>
http://www.beeworks.com
This months special:-New style foundation.
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