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Re: Chicken and Bee interactions
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In north Alabama I recommend that all new beekeeping students with chickens
or guinea fowl make special effort to give their birds access to the bee
yard.   There appears to be a reduced incident of SHB if these birds have
access to beetles and especially larvae.

Bob Fanning
North Alabama

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