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Re: Best type of bees for East Massachusetts
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Russian bees are the only bee I have worked in shorts and teeshirt some 
of the crossed Russian can be testy. They winter very well down here in 
the south and heard they winter better in the north as the Canadians 
like them very well.

Harper's Honey Farm
Charlie
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