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Re: recommended books for wintertime beekeeper reading?
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So I want to put you folks on the spot.

 

Which book(s) would you recommend to experienced-but-still-amateur
beekeepers, as a solid, reliable, well researched and well regarded how-to
source?  


What is your goal?  Honey pollination queens or???  That can make a big
difference on Management techiniques.

Charles

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