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Fri, 23 Apr 1999 14:29:03 -0400
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Re: Emergency Queens.
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MR. Gustaffson you say there are ways of putting cells in queen rite
hives in order to requeen, would you please  tell us more on this
subject.
   I would also like to know if anyone  knows if I can get my hives to
make a good emergency queen when there is no flow going on but there is
a lot of pollen and a lot of honey stores, or would you have to feed in
a time like this.

BUD

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