> No. Believe me, as a bee inspector, I have seen plenty of multiple
> infections. That's just silly.
Just having some fun. Sometimes I kid around. As an ex-inspector, I have
too. In fact, I was on (actually lead) the original team that swept Alberta
looking for chalk when it first arrived back in the 70s, and believe me
there was lots of AFB, too.
A question on the previous topic: Why would anyone see spraying a bacillus
on larvae to fight chalk, as being different from applying some oxytet to
fight AFB? Beats me.
Just asking.
allen
http://www.honeybeeworld.com/diary/articles/oxalic_drip.htm
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