For Michael Traynor:

This is a very good and detailed article and I enjoyed
reading it. But in reading, depending upon who you are,
different people see different things based on their
experiences and what they do in life.

For smaller queens to be produced, though here thought to
be bad, it actually might not be, especially if the larger
are not making it. For in Nature in most all strains/races
there are small, medium, and large offspring produced, with
more variance/variability being with the smaller and in
times of deep stress many species go for the
wariance/variability to survive and change to meet the
times. But then this IMPOV.

It shows a lot is going on here. Tells a very detailed
story. It also shows an industry that is hurting. But also
shows hope, but again IMPOV.

Respectfully submitted,

Dee A. Lusby
Small Cell Commercial Beekeeper
Moyza, Arizona
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/OrganicBeekeepers/



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