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Peter Detchon <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 23 Nov 2011 09:45:31 +0800
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>Trevor and Peter, what are you hearing about N ceranae in Oz?

There have been 2 national  surveys conducted, 3 years apart. Last one was 
about a year ago.
Nc was not present in Western Australia either time. Trevor can report the 
east coast scenario

 We have had a serious drought over the past 2 years, especially bad last 
year in the south west of the state, whereas the reverse was the problem on 
east coast.
Rumour has it that many hive losses and problems were attributed to the 
drought here.. Weakened hives failing to build up and thrive has been a 
problem for some, but the migratory guys with good trucks and quick off the 
mark, managed to find fodder for their bees in remote locations and so kept 
up their production.
No evidence that nosema apis contributed to losses in weakened hives here 
but it wouldn't surprise me.

PeterD

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