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E/O Where is the science
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Hello I am curious what some of you would consider a  legitimate scientific test. I am in no way trying to be inflamatory or smart. I am a new beekeeper and would be curious what people like Randy Oliver and others would consider worthwhile. ie how many hives for how long would the test continue, how would you evaluate the results by hive weight or numbers of bees or what.

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