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<blockquote data-quote="tmarques" data-source="post: 2394" data-attributes="member: 285"><p><em>Hello Earthboy, thank you so much for adding to this discussion, I think that you clearly explained the heated participation on this topic. I fully agree with you. NZ’rs should fight to preserve the “Golden Goose”, after all the Manuka is native of NZ and rightly so you should preserve the monopoly of it.</em></p><p><em>Yes, I fully agree with you on the Chinese effort in profiting on the Manuka honey market which probably will hurt the NZ authenticity and financially. “Again you are on the ball”! One point I like to add is that NZ’rs <strong><em>only fight to preserve</em></strong> the Manuka Plants and Manuka Honey, <strong><em>but create a strategy for the future</em></strong>, because the Chinese will take over you market! On the beekeeping subject, I learned a great deal from “TREV’S BEES” and last week I made two splits of my only hive and they all seems to be doing very well, lots of activities and bringing in lots of pollen. I’ll be acquiring another two new hives this month. Also prepared a small field (60' x 120') <em>see attached pic, </em>and sowed wild flowers and crimson clovers, focused on my girls (bee’s) well-being and honey production. (I will post the pic's when they come up). Again thanks for being honest and shad the light of truths on this subject. Have a blessed day! Thanx………Tony………>)))*>……..</em></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tmarques, post: 2394, member: 285"] [I]Hello Earthboy, thank you so much for adding to this discussion, I think that you clearly explained the heated participation on this topic. I fully agree with you. NZ’rs should fight to preserve the “Golden Goose”, after all the Manuka is native of NZ and rightly so you should preserve the monopoly of it. Yes, I fully agree with you on the Chinese effort in profiting on the Manuka honey market which probably will hurt the NZ authenticity and financially. “Again you are on the ball”! One point I like to add is that NZ’rs [B][I]only fight to preserve[/I][/B][I] [/I]the Manuka Plants and Manuka Honey, [B][I]but create a strategy for the future[/I][/B], because the Chinese will take over you market! On the beekeeping subject, I learned a great deal from “TREV’S BEES” and last week I made two splits of my only hive and they all seems to be doing very well, lots of activities and bringing in lots of pollen. I’ll be acquiring another two new hives this month. Also prepared a small field (60' x 120') [I]see attached pic, [/I]and sowed wild flowers and crimson clovers, focused on my girls (bee’s) well-being and honey production. (I will post the pic's when they come up). Again thanks for being honest and shad the light of truths on this subject. Have a blessed day! Thanx………Tony………>)))*>……..[/I] [/QUOTE]
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