Beekeepers report a good spring
Colony losses at their lowest in four years, and the association puts it down to the late frost that never came.
The beekeepers’ association reports colony losses of nine per cent over the winter, the lowest figure in four years and well under the twenty of two seasons ago.
The association attributes it to a late frost that never arrived, which left the first flowering intact. It cautions that one good spring says little about the next.
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