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Michael Bush
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>The most usual beekeeping method is "shake".
I think he's talking about treatments for laying workers. Many people believe you can shake them out away from the hive and the laying workers don't come back. I have not found that to be true. They do come back.
http://www.bushfarms.com/beeslayingworkers.htm
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Dam the Torpedo's FULL STEAM AHEAD.
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Everyone should realize we are Beekeepers .This forum isn't a Life and Death
proposition I think it is time to lighten up alittle ,take it easy relax I know maybe we could all get a hobbie like BEEKEEPING and relax a little.
Kirk the Brain Surgeon
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