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a couple of Peter Borst snips followed >by comments and question... 
Back to the small hives, though, it occurred to me that using the same amount of equipment that I have now, I could run three times as many hives. If the average honey yield was one third of what it is now, I would still produce the same amount of honey and with a lot less work.

But naturally the beekeeper in me thinks we can do better than that, by extracting some essential principal and turning it into a management tool.

>of course we practice a different form of non treatment solution here which is pretty much about natural selection...

>It sounds like perhaps Peter in broad brush stroke terms 'if' someone is interested in honey production you pretty much answered your own question?

Gene in Central Texas

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