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Re: honey prices/selling your own/NO WHINING
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  Building up a local honey brand involves swapping out crystalised jars and
consignment sales with the beekeeper fronting a couple of cases to get the
operation going.  Better to give a few jars away than have it sit around in
barrels. If my farm stand owes somebody big time and needs to give a jar or
drops a jar She tells me and I comp it. Usually this behavior comes back
pretty much in spades or peaches or tomatoes.

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