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Greetings,

I have been keeping bees for almost one year now, and at the moment have 2
hives.  I live outside of Atlanta, Georgia, in the United States.  Currently
the weather is mid50's in the daytime, low to mid 30's (Farenheit) at night.
I have a chance to get 2 more free abandoned hives of bees, a friend in
Alabama bought some land and the previous owner left them!  When would be
the best time to get the hives?  I am well aware that they will need care
and treatment for pathogens and problems.

thanks
Kathy in Lawrenceville

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