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Kirk:
> It's amazing how much more brood we are getting right now on the gulf 
> coast from our feeding program.
> The hives fed HFCS a gallon a week with a pollen patty approximately every 
> 10 days since mid Dec. have 5 to 9 frames of brood.
> I checked a couple a yards that didn't get fed with nice size clusters 
> that have only 2 or 3 frames of brood. That is about 150 to 200 % better 
> in frames of brood.

Kirk, not al all trying to pick you apart....I have read some of your 
previous posts and know that would be wrongheaded. However, did you have 
yards where you fed some and didn't feed others?
I have had dinks turn into healthy hives and vice-versa depending on which 
yard they were located in....I am sure this is not news to you.
I have read feeding studies that are all over the map...and just when I 
think I have found some truth I hear a knowledgeable beek contradict that!! 
.
Thanks

John Horton
N Alabama 

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