Hello Chuck & All,
Jeff Pettis of the Beltsville Bee Lab is aware of the method as he was shown
the method by beekeepers at a Georgia bee meeting (around three years ago).
Not sure what has happened since as the lab was going to do some testing. So
far only silence from the lab.
Because the product is registered as a pesticide then all that is needed to
make legal would be to add bees to the first registration, to the label and
directions for beekeeping use.
Some testing would be needed for registration I would think.
I don't believe the product was what we were looking for or we would have
heard by now but only an opinion.
Bob

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