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HAVE: Free Honey & crop pollination for beeyard space

Louisiana_botanist

17 years ago

Greetings,

Do you have some rural acerage (at least 10 acres) within 30 minutes or so of Baton Rouge and would you be interested in free honey and various honey products as rent payment?

I am expanding my honeybee colonies for honey production, but need space (outyards) to put colonies. I live in suburbia in Baton Rouge (Melrose Place Subdivision) and only have space for two hives.

My honeybees would also provide free pollination for your flower, fruit, and vegetable gardens too.

If interested, please call me at 225-803-5406 or drop me an email.

Thanks,

James Henderson

Comment (1)

lindamarie
17 years ago
I would love for you to bring them here

I do have 10 acres, surrounded by more open acreage.

a pond for water source

But, I am 3 hours from you
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