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Honey harvest email template

A seasonal harvest with the yield and the reason for it.

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Message anatomy

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Forty kilos against eighty-six last year. The bees are fine; the weather in May meant six weeks of very little forage.

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  • Preheader
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From
Yielden Honey
Subject
Forty kilos, which is a poor year
Preheader
A cold May. Half of last year's harvest.

This year's honey

Half of last year, because of a cold May

Forty kilos against eighty-six last year. The bees are fine; the weather in May meant six weeks of very little forage.

What happened

A cold, wet May meant the main flow was almost entirely missed. The colonies are strong and went into autumn well fed.

What that means

Forty kilos rather than eighty-six, and it will be gone by December rather than lasting to spring.

The price

Unchanged. Raising it in a bad year would mean lowering it in a good one, and we would rather it simply stayed the same.

See this year's honeyRead the apiary notes
We write two or three times a year around the harvest. You can leave the list at the foot of this message.

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