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"Dave Green, Eastern Pollinator Newsletter" <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 8 Feb 1996 01:05:36 -0500
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In a message dated 96-02-06 22:54:05 EST,  >[log in to unmask] (Ann
Dougherty)< writes:
 
>        I assume the trap is a repetitively spaced gizmo smaller than a
>bee space that invites the bees to fill it up.  I've never seen one and
>would like some information.  How well do they work and what is the ease
>of use?
 
    Try to talk your local nursery out of some scrap pieces of shade cloth.
 (Swap for honey?)  Cut them into 16 x 20 pieces and lay them over the top
bars, just under the cover.  When there is plenty of propolis coated on them,
pull the sheets and lay them in a frezer.  It will then be simple to knock
out the propolis.
 
    Mention to your local health food store that you have fresh, local
propolis, and you won't have to worry about markets.
 
[log in to unmask]    Dave Green, PO Box 1200, Hemingway, SC   29554

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