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Thu, 13 Nov 2008 20:56:14 -0800
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Re: Caucasian bees.
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I personally think the USA is in bad need of new genetics from abroad to
get some vigor back in 
our bees.

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Not really, there is enough good genetics left if one knows where to look here in N. America and around the USA. It's just not common channels used by most beekeepers, and may take a little work and thought relative to wholebee breeding/looking at things.
 
Dee A. Lusby




      

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