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Re: Weighing Hives
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Sun, 22 Mar 1998 21:45:36 -0500
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Several years ago I purchased an old barn (platform) scale at a farm
auction.  I have used it since then to keep records of one hive in my yard.
The platform is big enough to accept the bottom board.  I usually choose a
mid strength colony and use the daily readings to determine timing of honey
flows etc.  Best day to day increase was 17 pounds.  The scale cost $5 in
1975.  Likely be more now.
                                        Bob Darrell
                                        Caedon Ontario Canada
                                        80W 43,50'N

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