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Wed, 5 Jul 2017 09:56:53 -0500
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Re: Health outcomes of beekeeping
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Tick bites were found to be common
amongst beekeepers, with 85.25% reporting having experienced these bites, and 26.6% of beekeepers reporting that they frequently experienced tick bites.


Interesting note,  this time of year every one of my white hive lids will have ticks hanging on it looking for a host Many have 3 or 4. The plain wood ones are empty....  kind of odd.


Charles

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