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Hi Alan,
You are lucky to have Angus cows. I bet they are beautiful. I get a local butter from my farmers’ market made from Angus cows and it’s delicious. I agree about the bees and hope we can stay in touch.
Mil
I see Mil that we have much in common, is is strange how things connect.
I started raising Honeybees because my farm 2 wild hives are gone, man i did not realize that Honeybees had such problems…I have about 20 head of Black angus cow, a small garden, and a start of many beehives….Thanks again ALF