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Testing for AFB in Bees
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Peter Borst <[log in to unmask]> wrote:Dr. Steve Pernal, ...

Steve found that the best sample to take for AFB spores in a colony is the nurse bees. 

Eric Mussen
Mar./Apr. 2004

Query:

1.  To test the samples taken, has anyone used the new <M00134 European Foulbrood Diagnostic Kit> that Dadant sells?  If so, what are your impressions?

2.  How many tests does one kit run, just one or can you get more than one test from one kit?

Mike in LA

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