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>>50367755
they theorized somewhere between a fortnight and half a month.

>>50367811
I love them despite stings and all. With honeybees, often less is more. They need more attention early in the year to ensure they're getting food and the queen is laying properly, but during the summer you want to let them do their thing and you only really gotta inspect them once a month. Bees are great livestock since they're so independent, your role as a beekeeper is to course correct rather than actively take care of them and that makes them a great low maintenance form of livestock. They are expensive though at least for initial costs,

>>49362155

i dont think it matters who started it, I think though its irrefutable that reddit fullfilling its role of driving energy and news behind it

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