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a post to my blog relating to current posts on bee-l and personal experience
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Trevor wrote:
.  I am very appreciative of the work that Aaron puts into
> Bee-L.

I will second this and also add that I appreciate others inputs as well.  I 
have learned things of value that I have incorporated into my beek operation 
.
If the weather permits the Florida guy to graft the queens from his 
resistant stock, the cells will be coming back with me in warmed sawdust.
Last year I lost the majority of the cells.
Thanks
John Horton
N Alabama 

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