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Here in Natick MA (42.27861, -71.35464) one of my 2 hives has had a fantastic spring.  They filled 5 shallow honey supers and then I ran out of equipment (thank you wax moths) so I decided to extract.

The other hive did not come out of the winter with enough bees to survive (I think I killed the queen with MAQS) and I've put in a package.

Anyway, this is just an early report on honey production.  I extracted 126 lbs of honey from the one hive yesterday.  A friend with a single hive in her yard a mile away also extracted and counted 135 lbs.

I've put the equipment back on the hive to see if they can do anything with our mid summer honey flow.

--glen

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