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Ryan Flanary shares some pretty cool tips in this chat. How he overwinters his colony in a cold climate (Michigan), upper entrances, screened bottom boards, his varroa mite plan, small hive beetles and what he has found to help get rid of them, feeding bee hives in the winter, and MUCH more! If there are any guests or topics you would like to see on here let me know!
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20 авг 2024