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"state's purported 300 million hives"  - I'd hope this was a joke, as Pete suggests.

For comparison:

MT has about 6000 registered apiaries, with reported numbers of colonies of about 185,000

Depending on time of year, I'd say the numbers could run as high as 200,000.

Jerry

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