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Re: Queen Breeders for KY and north
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Dan O'Callaghan <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 12 Jan 2010 06:32:18 -0800
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<I have heard that Ohio beekeepers have been collaborating to raise queens that are acclimated to that latitude.>

The Ohio Queen project is sponsored/coordinated by the Ohio State Beekeepers Association.  There are regional coordinators who might be able to recommend a supplier.  Contact info is on the ohiostatebeekeepers.org Web site.
I only keep 8-10 hives, but have purchased some good NWC queens from Tim Arheit, one of the regional coordinators.  His Web site is honeyrunapiaries.com.

Dan O'Callaghan
Greene County (Ohio) Beekeepers Association
www.gcbeekeepers.com 

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