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OneFineAcre
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I know you are a beekeeper. There are huge pickling cucumber fields in eastern North Carolina. All around them you will see bee hives. You have to have so many bees to pollinate the fields. But, the cucumber blossoms don't really have any nectar for the bees. So, the bees have to be fed.
Have you ever heard of "cotton honey" or "cotton blossom honey". They grow a lot of cotton around here too, and the cotton blossoms make a very uniquely flavored, light colored honey.
I know you are a beekeeper. There are huge pickling cucumber fields in eastern North Carolina. All around them you will see bee hives. You have to have so many bees to pollinate the fields. But, the cucumber blossoms don't really have any nectar for the bees. So, the bees have to be fed.
Have you ever heard of "cotton honey" or "cotton blossom honey". They grow a lot of cotton around here too, and the cotton blossoms make a very uniquely flavored, light colored honey.
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