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> Is anyone aware of beekeepers replacing combs for ag persticide 
> contamination on a regular basis?

Miticides are classed as agricultural pesticides.  There are synergistic 
effects between all the various pesticides which make comb rotation 
advisable in instances where there is known exposure to pesticides no matter 
what the sources. 

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