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Re: Plugging with Excess Pollen
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Okay, neat question for you as I get hives plugged with pollen more so then honey in broodnest at times. In times of dearth and bad drought, etc.........will hives survive better on lots of  honey and some pollen, or lots of pollen and some honey, and/or just packed honey/pollen frames?
 
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