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Re: Evicting Entire apiary
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> It could be "drone trapped" to
> address mites, but not subjected to the stress of production.

How does one not subject the bees to the stress of production?  As far as I
know, if they have space they want to fill it and if they don't have space
they swarm and go look for some.

Could you elaborate?

Frank.
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