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Buzz on Bees Archive: February 2012
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Africanized bees, climate and disease killing Mexico's honey
Honey production was “10 percent less than regular,” said Ricardo Gutierrez, who manages 800 hives in the hillside near the Aztec town of Mazamitla. Published February 20 2012
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