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<blockquote data-quote="Breeder of queens Koss" data-source="post: 11473" data-attributes="member: 449"><p>The key word is bought. Not given, not borrowed, but bought. There are guys who have chosen a direction for themselves - a breeder of bee queens. I think they grow them to sell. Or collecting queens? Do you want to leave them out of work?)) I can assume that you don't keep bees for the sake of saving bees on earth. And you "ruthlessly exploit " them in order to make a profit. If we continue this logic. Why do you think this is a problem for the breeder of queens? A hive without a queen? This is just one of the stages of working with bees. If we take this particular case, another positive aspect is that a person has not lost 5 months of his beekeeping experience. He has done work on his mistakes and I hope he will not repeat them again. Now he knows what to pay attention to. Unfortunately, you will not get practical experience with the help of books.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Breeder of queens Koss, post: 11473, member: 449"] The key word is bought. Not given, not borrowed, but bought. There are guys who have chosen a direction for themselves - a breeder of bee queens. I think they grow them to sell. Or collecting queens? Do you want to leave them out of work?)) I can assume that you don't keep bees for the sake of saving bees on earth. And you "ruthlessly exploit " them in order to make a profit. If we continue this logic. Why do you think this is a problem for the breeder of queens? A hive without a queen? This is just one of the stages of working with bees. If we take this particular case, another positive aspect is that a person has not lost 5 months of his beekeeping experience. He has done work on his mistakes and I hope he will not repeat them again. Now he knows what to pay attention to. Unfortunately, you will not get practical experience with the help of books. [/QUOTE]
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