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Beekeepers in densely populated urban settings routinely have fewer problems with pests and disease, ironically, because of isolation from other beekeepers. Though with the increase of numbers of urban beekeepers this may be changing. Moreover, losses from agricultural or homeowner pesticides are nearly zero. They lose fewer colonies to Varroa, nosema, and any of the common maladies that beset colonies in more traditional locations. Further, colonies become large enough to swarm and divide more often. There is a practical limit to the number of colonies you can have on one roof. Consider the logistics needed to handle the effects of colony growth (including all the honey you will harvest). (Flottum 2010, p.24)
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