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Hi Bill,

Here in North Alabama,  ants are often a real pest. I am not a person to 
kill anything, just to be killing. Ants will often cause bees to leave a 
hive for no other reason. I have never had fire ants to get into a hive, but 
I hope I never do.
Ants mess up a top feeder rather quickly. I found the same treatment will 
keep ants away from the hive as well as controlling Small Hive Beetle.

Lionel

Don't forget the  North Alabama Beekeepers symposium with Dr. Jim Tew, 
August 13, 2011 at Calhoun Community College Athens, Alabama. 

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