Robbing Season continues. Even though most of the bee activity is on the roof, the bees are still flying around in search of where the honey is. Always be mindful of bee hives being removed. We can contain most of the bees in the hive but we can't control the scavenger bees that come in search of honey from neighboring hives from up to a mile or more radius away. **Appropriate advisories have been made.** | Hing Family Farm, LLC

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