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"Jim G. Shoemaker" <[log in to unmask]>
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Discussion of Bee Biology <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 14 Feb 1994 10:23:45 -0600
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Hello Zigurds:
 
From a commercial beekeeper's point I would agree that it is somewhat of a
struggle, however, as a sideline or hobbist I consider it more of an
opportunity to view and appreciate one thrilling activity of nature.
 
I usually havae about thirty hives.  Sometimes success and othertimes
marginal results.  Sell my honey in the comb to a friend who is a
commercial honey packer.
 
With the tremendous reduction in wild colonies in the area, I am giving
some thought to loaning/renting my bees to growers who are having trouble
finding enough pollinators for their crops.
 
If you would have time or care to, I would appreciate hearing more about
beekeeping in your area and if you should like information abaout same in
my corner of the world I will be pleased to reply.
 
Jim Shoemaker
5160 S. Western
Brookline, MO USA 65619
(417) 887 0225
jshoemak@ozarks,sgcl.lib.mo.us

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