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Gardening

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7. No close neighbors

Sat Feb 3, 2018, 03:22 PM

Feb 2018

We're in an agricultural area with other groves and nurseries nearby.

Keeping an eye on hive balance is obviously going to be the key.

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Any beekeepers in the house? [View all] bluecollar2 Feb 2018 OP

Where I am, the deciduous trees are one of the first things to flower. Dale Neiburg Feb 2018 #1

Generally we have food sources bluecollar2 Feb 2018 #6

My dad was an amateur beekeeper Major Nikon Feb 2018 #2

No close neighbors bluecollar2 Feb 2018 #7

Pm sent bluecollar2 Feb 2018 #10

Bees will travel several miles to get pollen TlalocW Feb 2018 #4

Shouldn't be too far.. bluecollar2 Feb 2018 #9

The plan is to do just that in sections bluecollar2 Feb 2018 #8

That sounds awesome hibbing Feb 2018 #11