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Thu, 15 Jan 2004 17:28:39 -0600
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Re: raising queens
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Swarm Queens are always the best queen as they are raised in the
best of conditions.

Harper's Honey Farm
Charlie
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Kathy E Cox wrote:

>I have looked at the archives and am confused. I was told that supercedure
>queens are better than swarm queens. Which is right?
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