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Dave Cushman writes:
Bees that are natural inhabitants of northern climates can
handle the types of honey that are available normally in
that area.

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Meaning acclimitized honeybees to local/regional areas and
not todays mongrelized/complex hybridized ones fed on
fake/immatation bee food. And acclimitized for the most
part by old books is smaller FWIW.

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Dee A. Lusby


 
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