Do you buy queens, or raise your own?
Gus raised the point that time is money, and buying queens can be the faster path when the calendar is full.
We sell queens at $65 regular and $50 on sale, and nucs at $275, so I see both sides every spring. Buying is simple. Raising takes space, timing, and a few more hives than most backyard setups have.
Which do you do now, and why? If you have never bought or grafted, say which you are leaning toward for 2027.
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, , , which way are you going next spring?
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William Simmons
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Do you buy queens, or raise your own?
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