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Mon, 30 Apr 2007 23:38:08 -0600
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Of course I forgot to include beekeepers who are running the Russian bee in 
my latest list.  As I understand it, many are able to run these bees without 
much, if any, treatment.  I don't know how many are actually running them 
commercially, but do know a sideliner or two.

Maybe Charley is reading this and can comment, and also, mention what cell 
sizes most people are using with Russian bees. 

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