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 --- Bill Truesdell <[log in to unmask]> a
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> [...] which makes cane sugar a superior feed.

Anecdote: I visited an apiary in Guadeloupe (small
caribean island) in February. Of course, they have
local cane sugar production. But the beekeeper
reported more diseases when using cane sugar syrup and
did not use it any longer.

Hervé
Qc, Canada


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