NJ's honey production is 'phenomenal' this year, beekeepers say
Local beekeepers have been extracting honey since June, making this one of the most phenomenal honey production years on record in New Jersey, says one beekeeper.
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Local beekeepers have been extracting honey since June, making this one of the most phenomenal honey production years on record in New Jersey, says one beekeeper.
"This year, it's just been through the roof. A lot of people want to not have to put that much water down."
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