The Mini Splits Are Thriving šŸ

17 Sept 2023 Ā· 0 min
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In this brief video, Laurence Edwards shares a casual observation while working with plastic cramboards, noting that the process of peeling them back never gets boring. He expresses enjoyment at seeing several small "mini splits"—likely referring to newly formed bee colonies—at this point in the year, highlighting a seasonal moment of interest for beekeepers.

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