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Ed Winkle
Posted
10/28/2007 20:24 (#228189 - in reply to #228130)
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Re: Bee's on TV
Martinsville, Ohio
Saw that Lucas, we thought it was very interesting.
Some of the data seems to point at nicotinoids sp and lack of clover fields for a respite and feeding grounds while pollinating crops.
http://www.google.com/search?q=nicotinoids+on+bees&rls=com....
Ed
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panotiller
: 10/28/2007 19:10
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: 10/28/2007 19:36
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: 10/28/2007 21:31
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: 10/28/2007 20:24
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Jules
: 10/28/2007 20:33
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Ed Winkle
: 10/28/2007 21:02
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panotiller
: 10/28/2007 21:27
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Ed Winkle
: 10/29/2007 06:26
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conservation cop
: 10/29/2007 08:33
Thursday on PBS too
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panotiller
: 10/28/2007 21:33
RE: Thursday on PBS too
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martin
: 10/28/2007 22:41
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candyo1955
: 10/29/2007 06:25
possible answer to CCD
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mdagron
: 10/29/2007 11:06
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