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Fri, 16 Oct 2015 08:21:59 -0500
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Re: Oxalic Acid treatment
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>Snip.>>>>>There's a small margin of safety with oxalic.  It's easy to overdose your
>>>>>>>>>>bees.

>>>>As far a bees "being back to normal" after oxalic vaporization, I'd
>>>>strongly suspect that the effects of treatment actually last for days.
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Randy Oliver
Grass Valley, CA

Hi all, 

This is where common sense really HAS to be used with Honey Bees.

You hear statements like, More will work better, more often is better, or stronger mixture is better or.....no common sense used.

Honey Bees are living creatures!!

Lionel

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