Wagga beekeepers can help householders

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Updated January 30 2019 - 3:09pm, first published January 18 2018 - 11:20am
HONEY, HONEY: Wagga beekeeper Neil McMullen with some of the honey from his own hives. Mr McMullen is happy to help Wagga people if bees swarm at their homes. Picture: Les Smith
HONEY, HONEY: Wagga beekeeper Neil McMullen with some of the honey from his own hives. Mr McMullen is happy to help Wagga people if bees swarm at their homes. Picture: Les Smith

​For some people, discovering a swarm of bees have moved into the backyard would be like something out of a Stephen King novel, but that’s not the case for small-scale beekeepers.

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Jody Lindbeck

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