Jerry. I don't get 100 lbs per hive, and my little market wouldn't support 10,000 lbs. I think my small market exists because the honey is unheated, not filtered to the extent that every grain of pollen is removed, and limited in availability. Most of my hives are in peoples back yards within 2 miles from my house. My expansion last year was to a yard, 20 miles each way, mostly russian olive and tamarisk, and while good, not as flavourful as the suburban honey and sugars faster. People noticed the difference. I don't think I can find another 100 homeowners that want bees in their yard, and the logistics would be prohibitive. It ain't like delivering milk. After Derricks bees swarmed last week, was suprised to hear that his neighbors were angry. It's nature, happening in spite of us. Why be angry over a natural occurrence? They ain't grizzley bears for hells sake.