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Mon, 21 Jun 1999 15:21:37 -0400
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Hello Everyone,
My name is Ed Parker.  I'm new to beekeeping, the list,
and very glad to meet you all. I'll try to keep the mistakes
in the apiary and the computer to a minimum.

One of my major interests is chemical free "organic" honey.
Some people have told me this can't be done and there is no
organic honey produced in the United States. Others say
it is possible. Am I just crazy or can it be done on a small
scale.

I am currently using essental oils in my 2 hives (I hope to
increase the number to what my farm can support) and a
wire mesh "floor" raised 1/2 inch above the bottom board
for mite control. I plan to use "grease patties" and "tracking
strips" also.
Thanks for any input and a nice day to all.

Ed Parker
Bell, Florida

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