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<blockquote data-quote="southbee" data-source="post: 3774" data-attributes="member: 11"><p>Here we go [USER=13]@Alastair[/USER] we have the site ready for winter. 9 hives there, 2 are singles, the other 7 have their brood now in the top box and the honey underneath. It felt a bit wrong doing it that way, but I still think if they need honey they'll find it. They are all good, healthy hives, had their autumn treatment and the site relatively new to us, but we had hives there last winter and they did very well. We'll post an update in June when they get their oxalic treatment.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="southbee, post: 3774, member: 11"] Here we go [USER=13]@Alastair[/USER] we have the site ready for winter. 9 hives there, 2 are singles, the other 7 have their brood now in the top box and the honey underneath. It felt a bit wrong doing it that way, but I still think if they need honey they'll find it. They are all good, healthy hives, had their autumn treatment and the site relatively new to us, but we had hives there last winter and they did very well. We'll post an update in June when they get their oxalic treatment. [/QUOTE]
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