>look up the history of Apiculture in WW2 as a joke
>Turns out everything that needed waterproofing used some combination of beeswax, animal grease and mineral oil
> 800,000 to 1,000,000 pounds of Beeswax a year were required for the war effort
>Honey became a very popular alternative to sugar due to rationing
>Not to mention pollination, which was especially important in WW2 due to dependence on flowering cover crops (this was before the mass popularization of synthetic fertilizers)

Which begs the question, what were Horses doing during WW2 and were they winning?

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