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Peter B clip:
It does not appear to be all that different from Shook Swarming, either. Doesn't matter what it's called, the mites are still present in the apiary. Unless you destroy the brood that's removed, or sell it to somebody else.

So how could a manipulation like this be combined with an OA application?


Jack



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