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Drought decimates honey production, forcing beekeepers to handfeed
South Australian beekeepers are on edge as drought spells havoc to bees’ natural food sources, leaving some with no honey or less than 10 per cent of the annual average to harvest this season.
It is a grim outlook for the state’s 77,000 bee hives, which produce more than $15 million worth of bee…
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