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Re: question: ground corn as a pollen substitute
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Pollination Services <[log in to unmask]>
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Discussion of Bee Biology <[log in to unmask]>
Date:
Wed, 26 Feb 1997 07:18:25 PST
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Hi, All
 Dewey Peluso,Chapel Hill Aparies, asked about ground corn.
Our apiary,
Yad-Mordechai Apiary, in Kibbutz Yad-Mordechai, Israel, has
had very bad
experience with ground corn under very similar conditions.
The corn has very
low nutritive value, concerning bees and many hives were
damaged during the
last two year, because, it seems, their proximity to the corn
grounds' store
sites. We observed mainly damage to the brood. So, take care.
Regards,
Dan
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Name: WEil Dan
Pollination Services Yad-Mordechai
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Date: 26/02/1997
Time: 06:37:53 AM

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