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I'm a homebrewer and a beekeeper, and I've tried fresh used brewer's yeast
as bee feed supplement.  I set it out in pans and no bee would go near it,
even if it was sweetened with sugar-water.  Perhaps their avoidance was due
to the hop residue in the yeast; it's nasty (at least to me, but you know
bees .)

Walter Weller

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Comment, Jerry --

You expressed concern about using aromatic red cedar for bee boxes.  Here in
the southeast, where red cedar is plentiful, every hollow cedar tree is full
of bees.  They seem to like the odor.

I've used red cedar lumber for boxes, but it's too dimensionally unstable to
be much good (moisture content).  The bees seemed happy with it, though.

Walter Weller
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