We’re happy to report the U.S. Pest Bee Aware beehives are doing great right now! All 5 hives have solid queens and tons of activity. We are quite pleased with their progress. It appears that these workers are super dedicated and have been bringing in tons of nectar from the Locust tree all the way to dutch clover. The honey is extra light and sweet so far this year. We have our fingers crossed they keep up the hard work! Too see these worker bees in slow motion bringing in nectar today check out this video! https://youtu.be/lTLCinHVaNc
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