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Re: Essential oils and Virus
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 The following from last month:
Sent: Monday, March 29, 2010 9:21 AM
Subject: Re: [BEE-L] Essential oils in bee hives

Peter said concerning EO use:
>> I believe it is the wrong path for several reasons:

Bob at the time said:
> I think Honey B healthy changed the way beekeepers look at essential oils.

The remarkable changes in the bee hive speak for itself. Allen has posted 
some interesting results. For most commercial beekeepers the proof is in the 
bees after treatment.

As I said in the discussion beekeepers are NOT going to spend a hundred 
bucks a gallon for products which do not work!

bob

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