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Honey bee nutrition and supplementary feeding

overview of honeybee nutritional requirements ... fed to the queen, developing queen larvae, and worker larvae up to 72 hours of age. When a colony is actively breeding, or during ... To stimulate brood rearing, beekeepers have a choice: they can either move hives onto breeding

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