Harry, We do. Just check and Costco price is $4.66 a lb. Good information. I do have cash, but all my barrels are full and ready to ship.You must not have Costco in Ohio.
They have a much better offer. Terms are "cash on the barrel-head"
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I think, by most accounts, prices are moving sideways. Dosen't seem to be much urgency from either growers or beekeepers.......yet. Stay tuned.Sorry, Becuna bees. It was too easy. Everyone that posted knew you meant almond pollination prices. Just having a tiny bit of fun on a cold night. No offense meant.
Ha ha. Perhaps a few decades from now Near term if there is a threat to the almond pollination business it would be lack of water (the southern part of the valley is literally a desert) or self pollinating trees which would probably still require some level of insect pollination for high yield and good nut quality.I'm curious too, with several news stories recently about the use of drones for pollination.
Welllll ya but this is a posting under "Commercial Beekeeping" at a time of year when all the commercials I know are intensely interested in the current bee supply and rental rates in the final run up to the almond bloom. To me it seems odd to be inquiring here about where I can get the best price on a bag of nuts. Just sayin. Carry on.Well, perhaps one should say more clearly what they are looking for.
I say that in this thread because there ARE Beesource threads discussing almond [as in 'nut'] prices. For example ....