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Re: Sourwood
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Chuck Norton <[log in to unmask]>
Date:
Mon, 19 Jul 2004 00:04:53 -0400
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To ALL:

To those who have missed me I have been very busy writing and extracting
spring honey, moving bees to my sourwood yards, supering, and moving bees
to pumpkins.

Jim has given a good answer bears included, also you have to keep these
yards out of sight, and have a good relationship with the landowner. A
good place to visit is http://sourwoodhoney.com for a little taste of
sourwood honey:)

Regards,

Chuck Norton
Norton's Nut & Honey Farm
Reidsville, NC (On the edge of Sourwood Country)

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