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Hi all,
I've spilled my fair share of honey over the years (up to a drum at a time).
I've now got 10 gal that spilled last night, which I'd like to feed back to
hives.
I've tried various methods to keep bees from drowning, to deal with ants
and robbers, etc, and to encourage the colony to recycle the honey. None
have been completely satisfactory.
I'd like to hear from any who have actual experience with methods to feed
such quantities back to hives with minimal problems. I'm not looking for
ideas, thanks, but for practical experience.
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Randy Oliver
Grass Valley, CA
www.ScientificBeekeeping.com
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