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Winter is Here!

Frosts and snow have now arrived, and your bes should be nicely tucked up for the winter. Fit mouseguards and chickenwire to protect against woodpeckers. Oxalic acid treatment for varroa is also an option. Candy feed might be needed as spring approaches for lighter hives.

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