Not enough! That is the short answer.

The long one is that the autumn flow failed and I should had feed them,
however, the idea of the Bond yard is not to intervene. Finally, the ones
that survived somehow were able to gather what they need to overcome winter
needs, therefore, in theory they are more suited for my neck of th forest,
don't they?

When you run 3000 colonies, to leave 100 alone is not big deal, particularly
if the prize is a better genetic pool, for in the future (once again in
theory) been able to have an easier beekeeping.

How much did you leave them?
>
> Chris
>

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