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"(Thomas) (Cornick)" <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 27 Mar 1997 15:48:19 -0500
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   Today I snuck out of my shop and went to work the hives.
 
14 of 15 hives made it this far
The hive I lost was a late swarm hived in 3 mediums and appeared to have
starved out.
Pollen and nectar seem to be coming in quantity.
 
 
   On a strong hive that has come through the winter with many frames still
full of honey is it good practice to pull a few of the full frames and
replace them with drawn comb?
    It would seem to me that a two deep hive with 6-8 full frames would slow
up the expansion of the brood nest.
Of course living in CT  it will probably be winter again in a day or so.
 
Tom

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