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> Is there anyone using the "set-down" (?) method of removing bees from supers
> on a large scale?
We use it exclusively and I document it fairly completely under the Friday July
28th entry at http://www.internode.net/HoneyBee/Diary/Diary072200.htm
there are links there to the BEE-L archive articles on the topic which are quite
exhaustive.
FWIW, in our discussions, the term 'abandonment' is used and the word 'abandon'
is an appropriate key to use in searches.
allen
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