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Good Question: Is Acadiana honey at risk after drought & freezes?

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Hard freezes and drought resulted in a decline in honey production last year. The bees are better in freezes, thanks to their ability to "vibrate," keeping their hive as hot as 98 degrees in near-freezing weather. After a brutal drought, the bees have rebounded.

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News15 | Lafayette, LA

Good Question: Is Acadiana honey at risk after drought & freezes?

YOUNGSVILLE, La. (KADN) — The drought and freezes of 2023 continue to haunt us. Sugarcane and crawfish are feeling the impacts but how is the honey industry? Well, the bees have been struggling a bit. So what's the buzz with…

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