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Re: So Does Insulation Wraping & Polystyrene Hives Induce More Mites?
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Ian,

>Last winter we endured 2 solid weeks below 30 degreesC.  And 2 weeks on
>either side were below 25 degreesC.(AS DAY TIME HIGHS)  The wrap and the
>snow cover settled my nerves a bit... Almost send a beekeeper to wintering
>indoors,
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25 & 30 degrees C?   I wish we had summer temps like that every year.

Tom Elliott
Chugiak, AK

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