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"James D. Satterfield" <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 13 Jul 1995 15:53:03 -0400
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I've dealt with Hardeman over the years, getting a few queens from them.
I've been satisfied with their service, but I haven't used enough of
their queens to make any judgement.  Just got Italians from them.
 
I've done some grafting lately and intend to raise my own queens.  It's fun!
I now have 6 nucs with queens that were produced by my grafting efforts,
and they seem to be putting down good brood patterns.  I've only got 14
topbar hives and 2 Langstroth types, so I don't have the volume of queen
uses that the commercial beekeepers have.  But I DO enjoy my
experimentation, and I DO like honey!
 
For the first time in 15 years, there didn't seem to be a poplar honey
flow at Canton, GA, about 40 miles N. of Atlanta.  There may be some
sourwood coming in now, but it's never dependable at Canton.
 
I am enjoying all of the BEE-L conversation.
 
Cordially,
 
Jim
 
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