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Robin Dartington <[log in to unmask]>
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"Bob Harrison" " Unless you have got bees which can maintain a varroa load
you ARE always
> trying to kill varroa!"

Why does the third way - to modify the internal environment of the hive by
adding small quantities of substances with the aim of slowing reproduction
of varroa and stabilising the population at a low level, rather than get one
huge dramatic hit - never get a hearing?

Robin Dartington

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