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> I myself have benefited greatly from the findings of much of the
> research, now understand what happens in colonies prior to the sudden
> collapse, and now manage my colonies to minimize the occurrence of
> collapse/dwindling symptoms...

Could you give us a short list of specific ways to do so?

TIA

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Allen Dick
Swalwell, Alberta, Canada
51°33'37.58"N  113°18'54.24"W
Semi-retired - 40+ years keeping bees - 4500 hives max
Currently running 66 hives
Hives for sale year-round
http://www.honeybeeworld.com/diary/

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