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Dee Lusby <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 10 Jul 2008 19:23:35 -0700
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Bob Harrison:
Also high desert temps (heat) is a varroa control. You can kill  varroa on
> bees with a temp around 120F.( if I remember correctly) Desert temps in
> Arizona reach these temps.
 
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In parts of Arizona yes for 1-2 days perhaps, but normally cities were asphalt is like Tucson, Phoenix, Yuma even, and the sand dunes areas/ large fields along main roads with mile after mile crops & surrounding airports average about 105F. Out in country side it is a lot cooler, for most keep bees up in hills more, though summer temps can get to 105F or odd days 110F in Jul until rains hit. But where I am what temps are in Tucson is normally about 10F cooler up in hills for most part. Unfortunately lab is in Tucson. With rain today was in 70s.But I liked the rain.

Dee





      

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