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Indian Ladder welcomes honeybees and a beekeeper to the farm

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Indian Ladder Farms will welcome beekeeper Mark Rulison of Rulison Honey Farm based in Amsterdam and his honeybees to the farm Monday morning. (Photo credit: Indian Ladder Farms).{ }{p}{/p}
A close up of the blooms on the farm (Photo credit: Indian Ladder Farms)
Rulison will place hives at various locations in the orchard for the duration of the bloom period so the bees can pollinate a wide variety of apple trees. (Photo credit: Indian Ladder Farms).{ }{p}{/p}
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Indian Ladder Farms will welcome beekeeper Mark Rulison of Rulison Honey Farm based in Amsterdam and his honeybees to the farm Monday morning. (Photo credit: Indian Ladder Farms).

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AMSTERDAM (WRGB) — Indian Ladder Farms will welcome beekeeper Mark Rulison of Rulison Honey Farm based in Amsterdam and his honeybees to the farm Monday morning.

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Rulison will place hives at various locations in the orchard for the duration of the bloom period so the bees can pollinate a wide variety of apple trees.

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The annual arrival of the honeybees each spring is the first step in the production of the farms’ sweet and hard cider.

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