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Re: Yuchi arrowhead clover - trifolium vesiculosum for honeybees?
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>>>  ... an average of 37 pounds per hive for the seven week period the hives were adjacent to the clover field. This was a relatively low honey yield, .... 
<><><>   True, but wouldn't that depend on how many hives were on the location and how large the field(s) of clover were? 
Mike in LA  

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