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<blockquote data-quote="John B" data-source="post: 12441" data-attributes="member: 207"><p>I am a bit out of the loop these days. Truth be told I don't even know most of the new beekeepers around these days. I do know that arataki and kintail got off comparatively lightly which is not surprising as a lot of their sites are generational and they have plenty of knowledge of where not to put hives. The biggest problem is still lack of access with some lives that would have taken two hours to get to now taking close to 10.</p><p>There have certainly been some major losses with some beekeepers losing the majority of the hives but I just don't have a good handle on how many in total.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="John B, post: 12441, member: 207"] I am a bit out of the loop these days. Truth be told I don't even know most of the new beekeepers around these days. I do know that arataki and kintail got off comparatively lightly which is not surprising as a lot of their sites are generational and they have plenty of knowledge of where not to put hives. The biggest problem is still lack of access with some lives that would have taken two hours to get to now taking close to 10. There have certainly been some major losses with some beekeepers losing the majority of the hives but I just don't have a good handle on how many in total. [/QUOTE]
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