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Re: Kirk Webster hive loss
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Coleene <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 7 May 2009 10:01:36 -0400
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Sorry to but in but I just caught this thread.  There was a comment about 
"sometimes it isn't the fault of the bees but of nature".  Happened to me a 
couple of years ago.  I took honey off in plenty of time for the girls to 
build up stores for winter.  I got busy and didn't follow up and got bit-or 
stung as it were because of it.  Things dried up early and I didn't get feed 
on in time and paid for it in the spring.  I have learned my lesson.

Coleene



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