XPost: alt.conspiracy.antichrist, alt.drugs.hard, seattle.politics   
   From: garryparker_xx@rogers.com   
      
   Gary Parker garryparker_xx@rogers.com said:   
   > Mitchell tomalock48@yahoo.com said:   
   > > SHOPPERICK wrote:   
   > >  >   
   > > > It would be nice to see the small apiaries flourish again. We have 26   
   > > > hives here and while it's not the easiest task to maintain them what   
   > > > with the cold winters and all the reward is pretty amazing. We have an   
   > > > incredibly high yield in our veggie and flower gardens and 55 Gal   
   > > > drums full of Clover and Alfalfa honey pretty much all the time.   
   > > > I don't think the general population realizes just how important the   
   > > > honeybee population really is but once they see the prices of produce   
   > > > at the market go through the roof ( I can't wait to see how much   
   > > > oranges will go up this year!) they'll start to realize things need to   
   > > > change. Sadly, it'll take another year or two at least to bounce back.   
   > > >   
   > >   
   > > 2 weeks ago a bushel of oranges were at $44.00 per bushel wholesale, and   
   > > yep when the bees hit that critical die-off point watch the food supply   
   > > get smaller and smaller   
   > >   
   > Corn is not the ethanol that eco-nazis want.   
   >   
   > Corn is a political idea, from an agri-lobby that likes Washington.   
   >   
   > Real Ethanol?  It's of sugar cane, grasses.   
   >   
   > The US public has been "had" over corn to be Ethanol.   
   >   
   > Do you know that ethanol was always a fuel?   
   >   
   >   
   > "Denatured" ethanol goes back to the 17th century.   
   >   
   > Ethanol is booze.  "Denatured" is adding 10% methanol to it, so it can't be   
   > consumed like booze.   
   >   
   > Denaturing it made it not booze, hence as fuel.   
   >   
   Before you drink or burn, understand the chemistry and the history!   
      
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