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>Anyone have any info?

>Northeast sees massive bee losses

>http://m.pressrepublican.com/pr/pm_102684/contentdetail.htm?contentguid=4Le
RRA4J

	About 15% loss here, ~200 hives.

	The issue I believe is the bees brooded most of the winter producing
mites, mites can only respond to their environment. Little brood, few mites.

B-Line Apiaries
So.NH

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