Paul Saladino· MD
So, what I would encourage people to do, I mean, if you ever want to be a beekeeper without getting the the beuit and all the tools, is when you go to your and and I think Lowe's and Home Depot have said they were going to get rid of these coated seeds, these neonit coded seeds, but I I I walk the I walk those stores like you walk the Whole Foods and the Costco looking at food and I'm looking at the labels. I don't see anything on there where they're advertising it that this is a bee friendly plant sometimes, but I don't. So I if if I could make a suggestion of which I would have many is when you go to if you're a backyard gardener and many people are they're growing stuff they're even they're putting ornamental plants ornamental plants also get coated seed coated ask where that seed came from and what it was coated in because you're literally putting a toxin into the ground not to mention it typically comes in a plastic container into the ground even before you do anything.