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Tue, 15 Nov 2011 18:36:32 -0800
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Local Queen Raising Co-op?
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Up here in Whatcom County, WA we are thinking about ways to raise and
distribute queens locally "of, by and for" our members in Mt. Baker
Beekeepers Assn.

If you know of bee clubs around the U.S. who do this or have done, could
you let me know who to contact for tips and information.  Thanks.

Michael Jaross
Bellingham, WA

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