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I have a normal level of losses wintering 420 hives in east texas with a 12% loss. We used a flash formic treatment in August and OA cardboard strips in September. January and February weather has been way above normal temps down there with pollen coming in january 15th already. As of last week hives are brooding up nicely.

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