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Can Beehives be Sited Close to Other Farm Animals?
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I’m considering integrating beehives with chickens and rabbits in the future. So I’m wondering if there would be problem if I site behives close to poultry and rabbit pens. That is, problem of bee stings and any other problems.
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It's possible, but not too close.
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