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Spring frost, dry summer lead to below-normal honey harvest in northern Utah

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Spring frost, dry summer lead to below-normal honey harvest in northern Utah
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The spring frost that damaged Utah's fruit crops also created challenges for honeybees and the beekeepers who depend on them. The repeated spring frost had a major impact on Utah produce this year, affecting farmers in the fields and creating challenges for honeybees.

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