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Re: Hastings Carniolans. [Was: queens for local conditions]
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Thu, 29 Sep 2005 17:13:11 GMT
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Is the Hastings Carniolan line available today?

Lloyd Spears wrote on this forum in 1999 that Sue Colby sourced one of the Hastings strains and bred it with others.  Lloyd mentioned that the Hastings of the time were prone to aggression and heavy with propolis.  Otherwise, great bees.

Waldemar

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