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<blockquote data-quote="James" data-source="post: 1942" data-attributes="member: 212"><p>AFB..... the unseen enemy. No ,matter what you do to protect yourself, it's a big bad world out there and there is always a curved ball.</p><p>I was having a big think the other day as we were taking honey off. We had stripped the hives of honey over a month ago .... no disease.</p><p>This time around I found one hive with one cell ....</p><p>The yard of bees had had a big year. Came out of wintering sites and moved to apple pollination in South Canterbury, then went over to the coast to Kamahi, then up to Otira for Rata, then home to the dew. It was a very social year and they did a lot of miles.</p><p>We try our best with disease control and elimination, but at the end of the day, can only be as good as our neighbour ..... and some of our neighbours practices send shudders down my spine.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="James, post: 1942, member: 212"] AFB..... the unseen enemy. No ,matter what you do to protect yourself, it's a big bad world out there and there is always a curved ball. I was having a big think the other day as we were taking honey off. We had stripped the hives of honey over a month ago .... no disease. This time around I found one hive with one cell .... The yard of bees had had a big year. Came out of wintering sites and moved to apple pollination in South Canterbury, then went over to the coast to Kamahi, then up to Otira for Rata, then home to the dew. It was a very social year and they did a lot of miles. We try our best with disease control and elimination, but at the end of the day, can only be as good as our neighbour ..... and some of our neighbours practices send shudders down my spine. [/QUOTE]
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