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Re: [IBNewList] Re:Broodles period Paperless uniting   Message List  
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In a message dated 17/10/2005 08:26:59 GMT Standard Time, phil.moore@... writes:
Of my twenty five colonies in my home apiary  had brood (all were late
queens, mated in July)  three other had a tiny patch the rest had no brood
at all.

On uniting without paper, I three weeks ago united ten down  to five with no
fighting (I checked twice in the hour, all was fine)
Thanks Phil,
 
Was there a figure missing from line one?  Where are you located? When did you make this observation?  Can you put a name to your strain of bees?
 
It would be helpful if many other beekeepers looked and told so we can find out whether there is a pattern from which we can predict broodless periods.


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