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Re: Queen cell introduction
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Tue, 14 Mar 2006 06:12:54 -0700
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Mike,

 Your right, San Diego was cold, I was at San Clemente Beach for a few days.
  I give my cells a two day window.I normally make up sets of five hundred at a time, If I have bad weather or running ahead or behind of schedule I try to hit the one --three day window, but I shoot for the two day . The bees are hunger for a queen after the first day, I make mine up fairly strong 5---6 frames so its best on the stronger ones to give them some time.

 Good Luck,  Keith

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