Queen bee grafting is the process of taking the larvae from the egg of the best queen in order to produce multiple queen bees from one colony.
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2 comments:
how sublime... I would love to keep bees... I think I will ask the grandparents about that again for their orchard...
You need to do this. Bee are declining so you need to start a new colony. How fun to have a orchard. What do you grandparents grow?
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