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British beekeeper breeds 'super-bee' that protects itself from deadly mite wiping out colonies
dailymail ^ | 25th August 2010 | By Chris Brooke

Posted on 08/24/2010 5:29:35 PM PDT by dennisw

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To: arkady_renko

You might even get some free honey if the local beekeeper really needs bees. With the recent diseases hitting hives he might really want your semi-wild bees.

He might give you some delicious honeycomb from the process of getting the bees out of your foundation. He will use a smoker and be all suited up in protective gear. Your wife can stay inside far away from the action :)


41 posted on 08/25/2010 6:50:28 AM PDT by dennisw (2012)
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To: Hank Kerchief

Even if all he hony bees in the world perished, the world would go on quite nicely

While gardening this year, I watched the small Bumble-Bee on my bean blooms. They cover more bloom then the Honey Bee, much faster, and very valuable to farmers. So, I will have to agree with your view.


42 posted on 08/26/2010 5:40:25 AM PDT by buck61
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To: DCBryan1

Seen this?


43 posted on 08/26/2010 4:31:50 PM PDT by SunkenCiv (Democratic Underground... matters are worse, as their latest fund drive has come up short...)
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